Living in a world that encourages focus on self,
Where personal goals are seen as the highest wealth,
Creates a culture lacking in humility,
As people spiral deeper in insanity.
Yet, witnessing the kindness of a stranger is refreshing,
Someone stepping in, offering help, unselfish and uplifting,
Soothing the troubled soul, healing the pain,
Breaking the hold of isolation’s chain.
Now, looking through the eyes of humanity,
One begins to see what lies beneath in simplicity,
Removing the blinding shell of perception,
Unlocking a generation’s true connection.
While the news is full of mayhem and disorder, partly brought on by powerful people seeking to increase their wealth and their prominence, the average person, worldwide, continues like they always have, eking out a living, regardless.
It is these people who come to the rescue whenever they see someone in need of help. Politicians be grandstand and come to the aid of disasters, but they move on promising money that often doesn't come.
It's just the way of the world.
You made me remember the countless times that I've been helped by strangers while spending most of my time out in public always in danger of need that had to be carried out by someone else like the simple act of pumping my gasoline that I rarely had any trouble getting someone to do.
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It is these people who come to the rescue whenever they see someone in need of help. Politicians be grandstand and come to the aid of disasters, but they move on promising money that often doesn't come.
It's just the way of the world.
You made me remember the countless times that I've been helped by strangers while spending most of my time out in public always in danger of need that had to be carried out by someone else like the simple act of pumping my gasoline that I rarely had any trouble getting someone to do.
Ron