A Nameless Love
The world is my friend
I don’t have to know your name to respect you
Or even love you
I AM your keeper
Simply because you’re human
And so am I
And the human in me knows that everyone deserves to be treated kindly
And with respect
I will smile at you, hug you, listen to you, give you words of encouragement
To YOU, yes YOU, you stranger
Because there’s no reason why I shouldn’t
And countless reasons why I should
The human in me sees the human in you
And no matter what walk of life you come from
Or your creed, burdens, history, or vices
You deserve to be acknowledged
On the street, in the office, on the bus, in the grocery store
Loving strangers is what I do, and it’s also what makes me #FLAWLESS
I wish we all could wake up like this
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