Contributed by: Mike Spindell, guest blogger
My wife sent this video to me. It brought me tears and inspiration of hope for life and for humanity.I hope that it moves you as well.
10 thoughts on “Dancing Under the Gallows”
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Contributed by: Mike Spindell, guest blogger
My wife sent this video to me. It brought me tears and inspiration of hope for life and for humanity.I hope that it moves you as well.
Comments are closed.
Thank you very much for posting this beautiful video.
Thanks so much for this post, Mike S.
That is a powerful video, Mike, and a great way to end my day.
How beautiful is that? I love her.
To make life easier.
Richer.
More beautiful.
To love Life.
That for me is the blossoming of a soul.
TY…
Mike S.
Knowing ones history is key.This is so lacking in the Black community and it really hurts.
Not being able to tell young ones from where they come from,not being able to tell what their own family members have contributed along the way of their journeys.
So very important.
It speaks for itself… and quite eloquently. Thanks, Mike.
MIke,
She was an amazing woman and a survivor in the true sense of the word.
Thanks Mike. There is beauty in the world. That video made me smile, but under the smile there is a seething anger as well. I am old enough to remember the first pictures coming out of the camps…..
I was young, but those images are seared into my memory, made even more vivid because I have met survivors. I have a dear friend, recently departed, who was sent to Buchenwald. He was an American airman, captured by the SS after his bomber was shot down. He weighed less than a hundred pounds when he was liberated. I knew about the classical music, but there is that other drumbeat that will not go away.