Tatlong bata na nakita namin sa lumang terminal sa Valencia,

Tatlong bata na nakita namin sa lumang terminal sa Valencia, karga-karga nung ate ang umiiyak niyang kapatid, mukha silang bagong panganak, malulungkot na maluha luha ka kapag tiningnan mo sila.

Baka may makakita kahit kunting tulong lang pag Meron kayo bigyan niyu Sila.…. ‎

Three children we saw in the old terminal in Valencia, the sister was crying with her brother, they look like newborns, you will cry when you look at them.

Maybe someone will see even just a little help if you have give it to them. ….

Title: A Cry for Help: Three Children at the Old Terminal in Valencia

At the old terminal in Valencia, we came across a heartbreaking scene — three small children huddled together, a picture of pure innocence and deep sorrow. The eldest, a young girl who couldn’t have been more than eight years old, struggled to carry her crying baby brother in her arms. Her face, although so young, was filled with a maturity brought by hardship. The little ones looked so fragile, like they had just entered the world, yet life had already been so harsh to them.

They had no adult with them, no warm clothes to shield them from the cold air, no food to ease their hunger. Their faces were dirty, their eyes wide and tearful. Looking at them, you couldn’t help but feel a tightness in your chest, a sting in your heart that brought you close to tears. These were not just scenes from a story or a movie — these were real children, living real struggles.

It was clear that they needed help — urgently. It didn’t have to be much: a small meal, a warm blanket, a kind word, a little money to buy food. Sometimes, a simple act of kindness can mean the world to someone who has nothing.

If you happen to pass by the old terminal in Valencia, and you see them, I hope you’ll remember this story. I hope you’ll find it in your heart to share even just a little with them. A bottle of water, a pack of biscuits, a little cash — it might not change the world, but for those three children, it could mean hope for another day.

In times like these, when the world often feels cold and distant, we are reminded that compassion is still our greatest strength. No child should have to face the world alone. Let’s be the hand that reaches out, the heart that sees, and the hope they need.

Would you also like me to make a version that’s a little more emotional or maybe one that’s more formal depending on where you want to use it? 🌟