With his arms gone <br />With his ambidextrous lower extremities <br />China's Got Talent and now the world had seen <br />What 23 year-old Liu Wei had done. <br />This young talented pianist performed 'Marriage d' Amour' <br />On a grand piano with his toes! <br />Losing two arms by an accident <br />It some how did not dent <br />Of being human, not giving up your dream; that's what it meant. <br />People were brought to tears as they witnessed <br />The awe inspiring site of this man who articulated his toes intricately, <br />Who had performed expressively. <br />He has a great outlook on life even though he his arms were taken by high voltage electricity. <br />He has endured pain and suffering and strife. <br />According to Liu Wei, <br /> For people like me, there were only two options. <br /> One was to abandon all dreams, which would lead to a quick, <br /> hopeless death; the other was to struggle without arms to live an outstanding life.' <br /> <br />Hats off to you because you have taught a lesson for the world. <br /> <br />8-30-10 <br /> <br />http: //www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php? storyId=129466110<br /><br />Joe Rosochacki<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/no-chopsticks-in-the-house/
