A bed of roses
A few days ago I heart a boy who explained the recent events are happening in Siria. Currently this boy is living in a hosted camp in Jordanian, he said in the interview, how his life in Siria was and why he and his family had to move away their country.
Everyday they are afraid for their lives; the bullets pass next to their heads and all day a lot of airplanes fly threatening. Children in Syria are scared and they fear for their lives, that situation is very sad, above all because the main people who are suffering in the conflict are innocent people. Most of them had to see how their childhood friends died; I cannot imagine how a little boy can feel when he go through this tragedy, no doubt they are not able forget it.
If we imagined our sons go through for the same one, no doubt we will suffer a lot. While I am writing this words I am thinking about it, I wonder how; it must be to can´t go out at home, to see die my son´s best friend and try to explain him (he is nine years old), that your best friend never going to come back our house for playing again with him, I wonder; how I felt if I could not stay safe in my own house, because a missile can drop at the next minute, or the impotence to cannot to keep my son alive.
Children would not had to know what is the war and ask themselves, what will happen after life, neither realize that their bed blanket is not enough to protect them.
The journalist asked to the boy, how he imagined their country will be, when he came back, he answered, " everyplace will be bursting of roses", the man asked to him, -why?-. "When a martyr dies, grow a rose on the ground", he said
I think if I pass for the same situation, no doubt I will run away as far as I can. I don´t understand the European countries don´t let the Syrian people shelter in their territory. They have not another option and I am sure we would do the same if we were afraid for our own life and the life of our sons.
We must help them because in the case of we do anything, surely the fields of roses bloom at every places in Syria.
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A Bed of Roses
A few days ago I heard a boy who explained the recent events in Syria. Currently this boy is living in a refugee camp in Jordan. He said in the interview how his life in Syria was and why he and his family had to move away from their country.Everyday they are afraid for their lives. Bullets pass next to their heads and all day a lot of airplanes fly threateningly. Children in Syria are scared and they fear for their lives which is very sad, above all because the majority who suffer in the conflict are innocents. Most of them had to watch how their childhood friends died. I cannot imagine how a little boy feels when he goes through this tragedy but no doubt they are not able to forget it.
If we imagine our sons going through for the same tragedy, no doubt we would suffer a lot. While I am writing these words I am thinking about it. I wonder how it must be not to be able to go out home, to see die my son's best friend and to try to explain him (he is nine years old) that his best friend is never going to come back to our house to play again with him. I wonder how I would feel if I could not stay safe in my own house, because a missile might drop any minute, or the impotence of not being able to keep my son alive.
Children should not have to know what war is and ask themselves what will happen after life, nor to have to realise that their bed blanket is not enough to protect them.
The journalist asked the boy how he imagined their country will be if he were to come back. He answered, " everywhere will be bursting of roses". The man then asked why. "When a martyr dies, a rose grows on the ground", he said.
I think if I were to pass through the same situation, no doubt I will run away as far as I can. I don´t understand those European countries who don´t let the Syrian people shelter in their territories. They have no other option and I am sure we would do the same if we were afraid for our own lives and the lives of our sons.
We must help them because if we do anything(nothing?), surely the fields of roses will bloom at every place in Syria.
Very well written but please be more careful about starting and ending sentences at the right times.
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