If You Win Your Bread

If you win your bread, Who do you feed with it? Why forget your family and friends in need, While you keep a loaf and dash out biscuits? The bread will go stale, Even in preservation. They don’t need your tale— Let your actions be your contribution. People don’t care about your wealth, But they do care how you spend it on others’ health. How many people shelter in your tent, When the rain pours and the sun burns at its fullest extent? If you once cared, don’t relent— Keep giving, with a heart that's bent On lifting others without lament.