A lot of message in a few words. I can go many directions with this, especially if I leave off the last line for a few minutes. Thanks for making me think - as you always do.
This is so sad. We live a so called modern world. 21st century. how many more before poverty, pain and so called fate is eradicated. There is no need for fate to step in here..just people..and governments. especially the latter for allowing their people to live this way. What are united nations for? i wonder...
...and the people walk on by as though it is acceptable that children should live this way...sighs. I live in a land where, though these things do occur, they are not part of my everyday fare and I am not forced to accept this as "normal" life. Perhaps the images should flash in front of our eyes often that we never forget that there are those who are unfortunate and don't even understand what the term future means. This is a much needed slap in the face with a frozen towel kind of reality check, Bhuwan. Thank you for reminding us that this is one world and all people should be living in prosperity and freedom, not just some of us.
Take care,
Sherry
Bhuwan dear friend, everytime we over indulge ourselves this picture should flash before us less we who are more fortunate forget that we do not represent the world's realities. Peace and love. Mikii
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Help me up off the floor so I can finish this review....
Stunning, Bhuwan!
~Mari
Best,
Carolyn
Warmest love My dear!!
Love Tinka
Take care,
Sherry
Eileen