Every
human should be granted their entitlement of dignity for every step taken during their last walk. Grant it willingly, in case it is one day your own.When
cancer strikes, the walk is sometimes desperate, clinging to the hope of extra days to extend it. Sometimes, it is slow and calm. From
the time we take our first steps, our lives become a long, meandering sojourn
towards our last walk.
Seeing
the faces of pain and fear on images of
men forced to stoop as they make their final walk, drafts a confronting and confusing picture. The final walk should never be a desperate scramble, nor be trod with fearful steps. Let there always be someone to plead or question for others before the silence brought on by the savage. It takes a courageous man to muster strength to walk when crippled by the demands of the revengeful in war and the brutality of cowardice.
Dheborah Quirke
http://youtu.be/Az4i6bGQyZo
*if you have time to watch something lovely, watch this Coldplay video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQeMxWjpr-Y
Dheborah Quirke
http://youtu.be/Az4i6bGQyZo
*if you have time to watch something lovely, watch this Coldplay video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQeMxWjpr-Y