Why I Wear A Mask

If your child gets sick Don't look at me I wont politic, Think before you ask Then look at me, I wear a mask, I worry about myself and your health While we live here in the commonwealth, You won't hear me ever whine or complain Or lie about breathing problems, or pain, To protect and defend is such an easy task So, I wear a mask, And when you see the covering over my face Underneath it, I wear a smile from Gods grace. When you see me staying away from you You know truly why that I do, I don't want you, or your children, or your parents infected Your well being and theirs I have not neglected. At me you can point and mock and stare, But, remember this, I wear a mask because for you I care. If your parents from this virus get ill For your sadness I will certainly feel, But, remember this I was never a resistance I always did social distance, I always stayed over 6 feet away As I won't be either an attacker or prey, I too want this pandemic to soon end But, until then myself and my family I will defend, I will wear a mask and social distance when I am out And I won't ague, complain, whine or pout, I would much rather social distance you with a wave Than to be a 6 feet distance from you in a grave. Randy L. McClave