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Inhuman Cell

Is protecting freedom so simple?

By Jr. MajahPublished about a year ago • 1 min read
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"Inhuman Cell"

Anxiety all around,

A frenetic trade in food.

Humanity is ruined,

Hayena’s are rampant.

The barking of the hawks is a strange call,

The hissing of the snakes is a poisonous breath.

The sleep of the innocent and oppressed is taken away,

The arrival of the English again.

Long live my motherland,

Is protecting freedom so simple?

A group of unborn, worried Bengalis,

Now embrace death.

Suddenly, conscience is in the dock,

Hearts are burning and decaying.

The exterior is only noticeable,

Inside, the triumph of inhuman's ;

Shouting.

🖊️_ Jr.Majah

25 May 2022

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Jr. Majah

Jr. Majah is a dynamic story writer, blending urban street art with vivid prose. He is passionate about youth literacy, he hosts workshops and is crafting his first novel, set for release next year.

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