Yes it does, pretty powerful. She did not even give him a penny. She gave him, just another language I guess another way to see.
She turned a "typical" homeless will work for food sign into something that people could viscerally connect to. That is the magic of words - to turn a common thing that results in an oversite, into a powerful relation between human beings.
Yes, you are right that visceral connection was the missing piece in the jigsaw puzzle. She made him inhabit a shared public space in a way people felt grateful for their blessings. Would be nice to know your opinion as an artist on the sort of buildings, its architecture, and its era? Just curious, don't know if you might be able to help.
I'm deeply grateful for the wonderful words, JordanC. Be mindful that my heart is slowly being torn apart by wretched hands.
[YOUTUBE]PYMnKRv4TH0[/YOUTUBE] I guess the original version was a very short film in spanish made in Mexico?? I like the version BBW posted. I watched it again and it made me very teary. I guess I got a heart after all.
