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ASL Poem: The Old Man



ASL Poem (A to Z and vice versa)

I tell the story. You decide its meaning.
Feel free to share what you think the story is about.

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Posted by Noah Buchholz on Sunday, November 25, 2007 at 11:28 PM |

Very good one! Thumbs up!

Posted by Anonymous Deb Ann | 11/26/2007 9:31 AM  

Wonderful story!

Posted by Blogger DeafKathy (Wilson) | 11/26/2007 11:28 AM  

Different; ending can have several interpretations.. was his death a dream? or did he die and the experience was "after death experience"? not sure how one can interpret this "old man poem".. Your expressions and asl skills themselves is good..

Posted by Anonymous Anonymous | 11/26/2007 12:13 PM  

Delighted to see you back on the Vlogland! I truly enjoyed your beautiful poetry! I interpret your poem as wealthy man with no God in his life. God gave him a second chance to be a better father to his children, better husband to his wife.. Awakening for the man to realize that there's much more to the life, especially when he has God in his life.

See you in few weeks!! Hugs, Kim

Posted by Blogger Kim | 11/26/2007 3:22 PM  

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