A touching love story

A touching love story -

There was a blind girl,

who hated herself

for being blind.

She hated everyone,

except a boy who loved her and she loved him..........

One day the girl said

that only if she can behold the world with eyes,

she will marry him.

So one day a generous soul

donated eyes to her.

Then she saw everything,

the beauty of nature, the lovely people and the important person of all - the man.

He asked her,"Now that you have witnessed this world with your eyes, will you marry me?

The girl was shocked. She saw the boy too was blind,

Stunned, she denys his request to marry him.

The man walked away with silent tears pouring down his cheeks and whispered,

"My sweet, please do take good care of my eyes."

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