Soiled hands eagerly grabbed the offered food and fed it to their hungry mouths.
For the ones who were starving, food came before everything else.
Ā© 2017 Shweta Suresh. All rights reserved.
Authorās Note:
It’s heartbreaking, I know. Don’t Waste Food. Please.
This isn’t the first tiny tale I’ve written about this topic. Do read tiny talesĀ Breakfast and Fate.
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You caught that moment when food became available to a starving child very well. It made me wonder how you would approach the situation where a starving child watches someone more fortunate walk away from an unfinished meal.
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The irony of our planet… some live for food, others waste it.
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