He aint heavy, he's my brother

[Nick Deverill]

Boys are only 10 but the interesting thing is the non-relevance of skin colour.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-humber-39215616

And if that doesn't warm your heart, oh dear...

[Jeff Ellis]

Inspiring as you say, bu the caption struck a different chord for me.

 

I recently described a photograph from a book I was reading. The guy I was talking to capped my description with "He ain't heavy, he's my brother."

 

The photograph showed a boy of about ten carrying his small brother in a piggy-back. So what?

 

He was at Nagasaki and was carrying his brother to be cremated because they had no parents to perform this last duty.

 

Ouch!