who have eyes let them see

behind our smiles and ignorance,the world is filled with saddening truths and realities,today I watched the CNN heroes edition and all their stories were "enlightening" but the story that stood out to me was that of  Anuradha Koirala  from Nepal ,hers is a story of daily battle against human traffickers,who traffic young girl children (13-18yrs) for sex slavery,torture and other sorts of evils that go against the norm of humanity.Video clips of this children narrating their ordeals are so overwhelming that its only natural to tear up but what next after the tears?,do we appreciate her efforts and wish her all the best in this battle?...I say NO!,lets do something to permanently end this,let action follow up the disgust and sorow that cloud our hearts from such real life stories.Its time we opened our eyes,see each other as brothers and sisters and not commodities nor sources of sexual pleasure,lets make a stand and take an action,let who have eyes see that only we can make life better for us,our families,our friends,our world.

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