Global Vision Charity

The little boy looked in my eyes, with sadness, hint of tears. I thought it time to realise that here, in front of Sears, where one can buy the lot, that a donation would be good from those who relish glut. So, thinking that I really should be generous on this fine day, I gave a tenner, got a button but no one said a loud Hooray, the button said I was a mutton, you were assigned by the amount, the more you gave, the higher up.... Behind the boy a man did count small change inside a coffee cup. The lady right behind me said 'why would I be an ugly snail? ', the boy exclaimed 'you've only paid one dollar, people who thus fail should look inside their tortured soul, then in their purses for more money. For one buck more, if you can spare it, I'll make you an angora bunny'. And then he whispered 'grin and bare it' and turned the lights on in his eyes. The sign said Global Vision Aid it showed a girl, smothered in flies and sores all over, in the shade of Global Vision's fourwheeldrive with Warn Winch, Satellite and Shower, they towered, while she was alive the photo was a work of power. That night the girl took a bad turn, she died alone, still full of flies could not attend or even learn what Global's party, girls and guys was all about, champagne was flowing, I felt the boy with dark brown eyes stare at me hard, it was the knowing of human frailty and of guilt. Without a word I gave three twenties and promptly got a mini-quilt and one new button named 'Repenties' the picture showed an elephant. 'Next', said the boy and one old granny did not give much, she was a runt, the game continued quite uncanny so I went shopping for some tools. Sears has the best and guarantees them the clerk said 'do you see those fools, they give their money, no one sees them how they are crooks and cheat the masses', it bothered me to see him stare but he continued, 'those fat asses inside the Winnebago there they do not hurt nor are they needy there are no kids who'll get the money it's a charade, and they are greedy.' So I went over to the toys to find a fitting little item, that one would give to sad eyed boys to make their little faces brighten. Went over to the Global Aid and said 'you're saving up a storm', and then I showed him his new grade it was the button called pinworm.