Anonimo
The reality?
I stepped outside today...In the sunny afternoon hot enough to burn the seats and to make me sweat and soak my shirt...there I saw one women. I saw many people but I observed one women. She was wearing a long tops and a shawl to protect herself from the scorching sun. She was not looking at the road but rather she was grazing at the sew,ing machine present at the taliers shop. She was specifically looking at the stepping part of the machine. Her eyes was everything...desire, pride, hurt, and acceptance. That was when I noticed her walking stick. The ghost of her past hleaming in her eyes. Looking at the one things she must have been doing almost everyday and now it is the thing that she could only dream of. That's when I realised how lucky I am...to have both legs, both the arms and both the eyes intact.
you are a very keen observer and very kind person to notice all that . it’s very brave of you to observe and tell others in a very convincing way and making them visualise things just by reading them at your own. very nicely said man !
Your story reminded me to be thankful for the little things in life. We often forget how fortunate we are until we see someone else’s struggles. Thank you for sharing.
you appear to be a keen observer. very nicely described. often we ignore the fact that functional hands, legs, and organs is a privilege