May in the big-tribute after his mother's bus-meeting: Dear, lovely young woman

Since May published poem 76-year-old mother got a sad message, while she sat in the bus 34 at Sluseholmen Friday afternoon, relit a candle in the sudden darkness.

She had just been told that her barndomsveninde was dead, and even though it occurred after a long illness, was it an unexpected message, such as the kind often is.

'My mother is sitting sad in the bus and looking empty out in the air. You see her, senses her, brands her, and asking her: 'How are you?' My mother tells, you listen, and you ask: 'do you need a hug?'

How to write a daughter, now in a Facebook-posting, where she celebrates and praises the young woman, who warmly hugged the 76-year-old woman and subsequently stood together with her to go for a walk and take a long, nice chat.

'Completely without getting to know you I just know that you are the finest man. Thank you for you', ends May published poem the lookup, as you can see in its full length in the bottom of the article.

To looking at around a day having to be shared over 13,000 times, had May published poem is far from expected, even though she encourages other Facebook users to share the story of the young woman's big heart.

- It was my intention to show the young woman my and my mother's gratitude. I had not imagined that it was that which was to come out of it. I am deeply surprised, says May published poem to Ekstra Bladet.

- I am deeply touched, for it shows much along the way, how many people think and feel, she continues.

- It is not just a like. There are many dimensions of it here. There are really many people who will be affected by this charity, as the young woman has shown, tells the May published poem, who, when the Extra Magazine contacts her, just in the process of going the many comments through.

- I have only encountered warm, lovely, loving messages and comments. Many write that it is great to be reminded that there are such good people, and this people, says May published poem.

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