Anguish always

One of our refugees who'se found asylum here after having fled from his homeland Iraq coz of the raging wars. In more than 20 years of warfare his fatherland has been ruined and relatives still live there in peril, sometimes he manages to have a phonecall with them. Here in safety he lives a most stressful life with all his agonies and anguish over them there ~ today he visited the community center I work at and we made a small chat along with the blip.