RE: RE: The Ovens of Berkenau - Poem in Remembrance of the Holocaust
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RE: The Ovens of Berkenau - Poem in Remembrance of the Holocaust

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Oh, I hope you will recover soon! Here please accept my best wishes for your health! To be frank, I’m wondering why you haven't updated your Hive blog recently.

Many times I doubt why I am always attracted by your poems/writings until your own comment gives me the best answer:

... the greatest human qualities are empathy and compassion.

You treat people so friendly and reply to each comment on your blogs from others sincerely. Every time when I read your writing, it seems that I am talking with an intimate friend from heart to heart. Taking this poem for example, I love the sentence "I eat a Twix surreptitiously", especially the word "surreptitiously" very much. It is because I know the author has a deep kind of compassion/empathy, so that he even felt embarassed to eat a piece of chocolate among the invisible starving eyes.

I wrote a new blog where there is a sentence:

The truth is that human beings' emotions are not meant to being interconnected.
So it would be a sheer bliss
even if one moment of empathy occurs.

It is really a bless for me to enjoy the spiritual food by you, my dear friend/poet! Thank you!

My warmest regards to you!

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