baby boy, 6 months old,
with his black eyes so
large and tummy so big,
his little legs & arms like sticks...
feeding tube in his nose and an
iv in his head...he looks so sad.
i stop & pick him up and
hold him close in my arms. i
let him know i will not leave him.
slowly withering from aids, he's
orphaned--with no family left; he
was shunned by his village; no
one could help...they were sick, too.
he is now cared for by strangers
who found him dying; they were able
to bring him back (for the time being)
an old man in a small body, his sad
eyes filled with unrelenting pain,
then the black eyes close one last
time, breathing ceases forever...he
was so young...what a tragedy. it
should not have to be like this. what
can we do to save another
tiny african child?
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Of all of the diseases killing our
brothers and sisters all over the
world, AIDS is devastating Africa.
Whole families, entire cultures, are
being decimated. What can we do
to stop this from happening?
What can we do to help?
heartwrenching!! it is a crying shame what those precious african children have to go through in their little lives!! god bless those dear little african babies!! love, and (((HUGS))), your twin, karen lynn. >tears <
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very upsetting piece...well written and expressed.