What We Dont Know And Do Know
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The document discusses the aftermath of a disaster, likely an earthquake, through a series of statements beginning with "I don't know" followed by "But I know". It conveys that while specific details are unknown, it is clear that many lives were deeply impacted - homes and schools were destroyed; children and families were separated or killed; survivors faced injuries, desolation and an uncertain future recovering from the devastation. An overall tone of sadness, loss and suffering pervades the description of the event and its human toll.
What We Dont Know And Do Know
- 1. But I know you will be deeply shocked. I don’t know how deep you know about this disaster.
- 2. I don’t know how many towns were destroyed. But I know many people lost their homes.
- 3. I don’t know how did the house look like before. But I know the old man can’t rebuild it by himself.
- 4. I don’t know how many schools collapsed. But I know at that time many classrooms were full of students.
- 5. I don’t know why here is a schoolbag. But I know it must belong to a child.
- 6. I don’t know whether this mother saw her child alive finally. But I know the child is the treasure of every family.
- 7. I don’t know when was this child found dead. But I know this mother has already been crying here for a long time.
- 8. I don’t know how many people are still under the ruins. But I know most of them will not survive.
- 9. I don’t know under the ruin the hands belong to a girl or boy But I know the hands are eager to touch her or his parents again.
- 10. I don’t know what is the time now. But I know it is a horrible time.
- 11. I don’t know the exact reason why they embraced tightly. But I know there must be some reason.
- 12. I don’t know what is the man looking for. But I know the chances are quite slim.
- 13. I don’t know why they are crying But I know the tears are from their hearts.
- 14. I don’t know if this child can survive or not. But I know in her little heart there’s already a deep wound.
- 15. I don’t know how long did this man spend under the ruin. But I know he is already very lucky in the earth quake.
- 16. I don’t know what did the fingers mean by this nurse. But I know they don’t mean “victory”.
- 17. I don’t know if the driver escaped or not. But I know the road was already completely blocked.
- 18. I don’t know where they are marching to. But I know where they are coming from—home.
- 19. I don’t know whether they can have a good sleep here or not. But I know they don’t have other choices right now.
- 20. I don’t know how many people are here. But I know there’ll be trouble if there’s no water and food supply.
- 21. I don’t know how did this man escape from the collapse. But I know it is’nt an easy now and in future.
- 22. I don’t know what’s the destination for them. But I know at this time only they can help themselves.
- 23. I don’t know where they are. But I know it is not their home.
- 24. I don’t know whether these babies can realize the tough situation. But I know when they grow up their parents will tell them the story.
- 25. I don’t know what are they thinking about. But I know in their mind there is still hope.
- 26. Give your helping hand, warm the heart of the people who are in need, support them to gain the hope of life, and rebuild their future……