sheff's corner

It's true that when you are feeling sad, the sad thoughts and images are all what's left in your head.

I thought of the slumped back of this old man, who just visited his wife of 70 years, making his way back to where he lives. I thought of how he felt every time he said goodbye to his wife who doesn't even remember him.

I thought of this lady, staring out the window, thinking that either her parents or her husband are coming soon to pick her up and bring her back to home, but neither of this is gonna happen. she doesn't know why she ended up in here, but she knows that this is definitely Not her home. I thought of how she felt every day she woke up in an unfamiliar place and how scary that is.
I thought of what it would have been like for her to feel being abandoned and rejected all her life.


I thought of the earthquakes victims in Sichuan, how devastated to lose their homes and their loved ones just in a blink of eyes. what do you do when you hear the cry of your baby who's stuck and you can't do a thing about it?

I thought of the people in Burma, those lives that could have been saved but did not, because of the "inhuman" goverment that does not allow large-scale outside aid and relief.



Song of the day:

"Unwell"-----Matchbox 20

posted by sheffield @ 10:20 PM