
When someone feeds you
It is like a little love note
One that says “I see your humanity
And I’ll meet this most basic need.”
When someone feeds you
It is like the relief of a cool cloth
Against your fevered forehead
Or the soft song of your mother
As you drift to sleep,
A gift that makes you feel safe
Curled in the embrace of someone
Who wishes for your good.
It is the simplest act of service
But one that is profound
Because when someone feeds you
They tell you without words
“I can’t fix what is happening
But I can help you carry on.”
