"Rape me too," she said, Like you did, to that 5-year-old, Who had just learnt the word beauty; Well, you showed her what the beauty of the world is, She was 5 years old when you did that, I'm 24. Why don't you do it to me? Just because I'm your sister doesn't make a difference, does it? Because even she is a sister, a daughter, a fairy for her dad. You did that to her, Do it to me as well What's stopping you? If her screams of help through the pain couldn't stop you, What will, What is stopping you? Just do it and leave, Just like you did to her. Just because she was a 5 year old didn't give you the right to do anything, Nothing ever will. But just do it. I'm your sister right, do it to me as well, ruin my life too, Like you ruined hers. She had just started taking her first steps, And you took the worst ones with her. Just rape me, brother. Well, You can't. Because I'm strong, Like every woman out there, Every woman who will stand u...
Silence This silence helps us understand the purpose of our life A second of silence brings peace and harmony to our confused mind Silence stops all the negative thoughts A minute of silence helps us immensely. But, With some people, d eep down It starts a chain reaction One which nobody wants Their greatest fears, their worst guilt, the sad feelings Buried under the day to day race of life All rise up Out from their graves Haunting them again So maybe Not everyone needs silence some people need chaos A lot of it.
Everyone was beaming today after epochs Brightened faces with wrinkles The old mother who hadn’t smiled since ages smiled today The thought of sufficient food for even a person had never crossed their minds They had embraced malnutrition just like the poverty which now seemed chronic to them This light of unlimited food for all of them by the leader was too bright for them This meant the old hag didn’t have to wash away her little breaths now, By washing other people’s clothes This meant that dad didn’t have to see his bloody hands ever again I was very happy as a child but my dad wasn’t smiling I asked him whats the matter He told me these lights They’ve enlightened his life way too many times before But all the lies pushed him into the darkness much more So now these lights don’t help his gloom Because “Not seeing light is better than seeing a blinding one”
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