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Unconditional Love


Unconditional love,

There is no need of compensation or expectation

But only great ingenuous care and love exists

 

How great the warmth of socks is,

When they wrap around our feet

But never did we appreciate them

 

They are willing to take filthy jobs

Serving us from the lowest of lowest

Bearing burdens never had they deserved

 

Oh, how we take them for granted

By tossing ‘em away

When they show a wound of dedication

 As if what they have done for us didn’t mean anything

 

But never do they complain

Nor want anything back from us

Oh, socks, how great their unconditional love is!

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