After read this mail in the morning another slaps drop in my face again. Am I a fool person? Why I could let anything slapped me easily? Scroll down and let me show you what it is.
Here is a picture of a poor boy. Guess what is he try to do? Even with his demerit he is trying to give a donation.
Look at the picture below. This poor boy give a weird reaction when each staffs try to give him a hand. Seem like he want to do it with his own hand.
Seem like this poor boy accomplished the noble mission in the next picture but in my eyes he is not a poor boy anymore, he is a noble hero now.
No more words to say. I guess silent pictures tell everything... I am keep asking myself...
"How `bout you?"
"Many people who order their lives rightly in all other ways are kept in poverty by their lack of gratitude."
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11 Comments:
That is heartbreakind.
"Charity is your rent for occupying space in this life..." don't know who said that but it's so true.
We never have an excuse to not give to charity!
"Charity is your rent for occupying space in this life." I don't know who said that but it's so true.
This child has proven there is no excuse not to contribute to charity.
I feel sad that this child actually needs help himself. He touched my heart with his share of contribution for a good cause putting aside his own unfortunate condition.
I can't imagine anything more pitiful. Did you notice how thin he is. Sad.
This noble child teach me a great lesson.
"Ignored what you can't. Focus on what you can."
Bill, Jordan, Jesie & MO,
Thanks for the nice responds.
Very powerful imagery here. It reminds me of a Bible story I heard growing up, about a poor widow giving to others from what little she had. I HAVE to stop by your blog more often!
Heartbreaking! But that kid has got determination.
Brenda,
Thanks so much for the wise comment. You are most welcome here...
Lance,
Sometimes broken heart is a growing up process..
Thanks so much for droppin by.
Hi Susanno
Thanks for dropping by my blog. : )
I remember reading about this boy. I believe he is a beggar on the streets of China. He gave all the money he had to the victims of the Sichuan earthquake. In fact, there were so many such moving stories, and also about how people gave up their lives so that others may live.
Although a great tragedy, the earthquake has also brought out the best in humans. I hope though, that we can continue to show our humanity everyday without waiting for another tragedy to happen.
Alice
Alice,
Welcome and Thank you for the wise comment. all your words is so right.
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