Our ignored profession by world!!!!!

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Merchant Navy, a profession which always got ignored, merchant navy a profession which is always seen as bore, today all world go in isolation nd everyone care, we always lives in isolation world still no one cares, today this corona spread nd we still care, we still serve the world without in the same way nd b fair, 
coz this is us we never complain nd we still  care,
No one praise us still we serve nd still we care, coz behind every peaceful breath there is a nightmare which every seamen feel once he is out to smwhere,
In the end it will be nt ryming worlds but jus wanna say u guys tk cr,
Coz
Coz
Coz
Tough men are out at sea.......
Cheers b happy stay safe...
Nd fr us who cares......????????

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