There, on the side of the street, do you see The woman with the haggard hair, do you stare At the man with the toothless grin, do you care If there is an infant, a child, an old man Without anything more to eat, to wear What do you think, in your car, going past On your way to somewhere, anywhere, but there What if you took the time to look, in their eyes At their faces, would you see beyond the grime And see someone, perhaps, you can't place, to See your sister, your mother, your brother, a bit of you
I wanted to thank you for the lovely comment Sharon on "A Poem", and also say that this piece of yours here is so very true and touching. Reminds me a bit of the short story I wrote "The Bum". Have you ever read, I believe it is called, Down and Out in Paris and London by George Orwell? That's probably the most telling read I have ever read speaking of there side of the story...
Here you've captured what he took a book to write, in a nutshell
Love and light to you
Sincerely,
Chase
They say that the eyes are the window of the soul. Eyes never change but we and the rest of our bodies do. The eye is like an enduring sentinal patiently overseeing all these changes. There is of course the spiritual eye that looks deeper into the soul - this is the focus that ought to make us more alert to our true condition.
Regards
Daibhidh
Reviewed by Willie Mathews (Reader)
Reviewed on February 1, 2007
A very striking thought is expressed.. gud work...
the best thing about a writer is his ability to set peoople thinking..
and u've got it
great write again
Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on January 30, 2007
Not for self praise: oftentimes i do, last time was over the pond at grand central NY, he was an ex nam, needing ex amout to go sleep somewhere, he was legit as the sally ally said.
But I looked up and said to the peeps passing, this is a human, treat him with dignity. Then I ran off with his change..naaaa. He got his place for that cold night..
This is heart wrenching, Sharon, and you've asked some very good questions -- you have a tender and overflowing heart, my friend. I guess our lives have all gotten so complicated and rushed. We should take the time to look and really 'see' those around us who are not as fortunate. Thank you for pointing this out. Well done.
Love,
CJ
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When we think, we should not forget to act. This kind of subject implies conscious action.
Thank you,
Axilea
Here you've captured what he took a book to write, in a nutshell
Love and light to you
Sincerely,
Chase
"Faces" strikes social responsibility and humanity through its wise lines.
In admiration,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
Regards
Daibhidh
the best thing about a writer is his ability to set peoople thinking..
and u've got it
great write again
But I looked up and said to the peeps passing, this is a human, treat him with dignity. Then I ran off with his change..naaaa. He got his place for that cold night..
Sharing is caring and aren't we all brothers and sisters?
Love,
CJ