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“It’s Their Eyes” – Deeper Story

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©2011 Amy Conner for World Vision

It’s their eyes.

That’s what I remember most.

Not the smell. Not the dirt and dust stiffening their clothes and hair, crusted on their skin, jammed under their fingernails. I stopped seeing that after awhile. Not the perpetually drippy noses. Not the cheeks on men, women, and babies alike all chapped black.

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