Day 65 - Having hope is like gambling

This photo has so many things to tell;

Basijis and Sepahies have brook this car's windows (they do such a thing to thousands of cars in Iran), but a bleeding hand comes out of the broken windows and shows the sign of freedom.

Even though how impressing this photo is, it has another massage too, and that is:

The time of dictatorship is the end, and people are not afraid anymore because they believe in the power of themselves and their souls.

 Having hope is like gambling on a facility where an open, faithful heart with all those uncertain things is much better than a closed and impenetrable brain.









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