A Yearning For Justice
written by: Mohammed Arshad Amin
A thirsty survivor in a lousy place,
Like animals dwelling in a zone
Where there’s no aspiring hope,
To be an abnormal human.
Unable to inhale at my own home,
Like a vulnerable bird without a cage,
No one stares at my bleeding heart,
As if having no value and dignity.
Though I have my self-identity,
Like birds have their own feathers,
I have no peace, facing injustice,
But I keep seeking my proper rights.
Striving to reveal my inner adversities,
Showing that I have a yearning for justice.
Mohammed Arshad Amin, a 22-year old professional teacher, a budding poet who faced racism by the Myanmar government and is now surviving in the world's Largest Refugee Camp in Bangladesh. Writing poetry is his passion and a famed person as Rohingya, one of the persecuted people from Myanmar. He is the author of two poetry books; "Rhythms of The Heart" and "No More Refugee Life," which are the reality of Refugee surviving poems & Heart_brokenpoems and a co-author of many anthologies. His main urge is to be an erudite person to illuminate upcoming generations and to be a renowned poet and so he has been writing poetry since 2018.
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- A Yearning For Justice - February 22, 2024
