Caption: The men I met
in Levinsky Park were men who had nowhere else to go. They sleep on the
playground, they build support around each other and at the end of the day,
they find reasons to smile. Luckily, they were willing to smile for me - they
wanted to make certain I didn't forget. I never will. My afternoons in Levinsky
were often filled with stories of men who's lives had been shattered, some had
come from places where they were teachers, managers, business owners or
engineers. But they told me, where
else could they go? Now they survive. They were kind and told me that I was one
of so few that would stop and talk to them. I prayer for their continued
safety
View the rest of the Photo-Gallery,* Living in Levinsky Park, at: http://www.dw.de/top-stories/world/s-1429
Article can be
read at the following link about one man's survival from a Sinai Torture Camp
.
(Full Article to Come).
Oh my stars! Unbelievable what suffering these people have been through. Loved your heartfelt article on Deutsche Welle, made me want to cry.
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