AN IGNITION TO REVOLUTION!! A SPARK THAT BURNT SLAVERY!!!

Faking one's feelings, after reading a most awaited novel is above impossible. I'd never try doing such a sin. The projection may be a different one, with a change in the vibe and character code. Yet realism pays the price.Che had been my fascination before even I thought about getting to know him better. Handsomeness in any man, I notice or even detect by taking into account his thoughts and visions. Physical Appearances are mere smokescreens. Guevara isn't the least to be mentioned that way. He's the personification of everything handsomeness would imply actually. Chancho, would he have been yet he smelt pleasant for he went on to spray the scent of freedom and brotherhood around where he lived. As an entity in this society, we are living as mute spectators of atrocities and inhuman activities. Well...my blood boils too. There! I become one among his comrades too in accordance with his wonderful watchwords. He redefined revolution and his principles curbed nefariousness. The Guerrilla warrior never once failed to win over people's hearts and to attract their attention. He isn't dead. Among all those flesh and blood belonging to the Homo sapiens class of biology, that lived and left, Che definitely Lives!!

"Se Siente!!!Guevara sta presente!!!
Seremos Como el Che!!!
Guerrillero heroico!!
Commandante El Che!!Hasta La Vista Siempre!!!
!!Vive Che!!

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