Review of The Zookeeper's Wife (2017) by Galvy F — 25 Nov 2017

(5.0 out of 6).

When we see that being in such places where we encage those for others amusements we take good care of those that are under our care. When what we see we are encaged under we see others from outside places taking over. When what others see to encage, they keep in close confining places when there is no place for those to be free when they pose a threat. When what others see are theirs to encage, they do as they please when such places others are seen as not human. When seeing over other things that is not human we see such places makes us more human when what we encage we take care large & small. When we see we have to encage our emotions and true self amongst others in our place when we can't let them see our true humanity. When what we try to encage from letting go is our humanity in the face of death, when we see places we go we either cling on to the remaining humanity we see or face what no humanity we have left. When we see that creating life in places, we encage new creations that monsters make. When we see what others in outside places intend, when they don't encage their hated but reveal it to the world what monsters are capable of doing.

When what we don't see the place where those they encage, we don't see the horrors to come. When what new life we would like the world to see but must encage from a place of war & hate. When what we see can't encage us we fight to only be taken to other places to be caged for our disobedience. When what encages others to not go beyond our place is love. When what see to put those in their place and encage them we see what monsters are like. When what we kept encaged, we made sure they were safe from going other places when we see the little we clinged onto we gave them hope for a better place to come, to rebuild and be free again to be human. When life is never meant to be encaged to see that this place was meant for life to see grow.