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Chromatic Life


   Life turns into 
  Green when you are engaging with nature
  White when leaning towards peace 
  Red when expressing heartedly love 
  Yellow when glowing bright 
  Pink when sharing happiness 
  Orange when feeling excited 
  Blue when you truly trust 
  Purple when pursuing maturity 
  Brown when moaning and longing 
  Grey when feeling lonely 
  Black when existing with mystery

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Human Peace

What do rights mean ?
Is that expectation on something 
Or 
Someone will provide you 
Whether it has any qualifications? 
Does it mention that the qualification is 
Whites only !
Educated Only!
Rich only !
Land owners only!
Kings Only !
Or 
May be God Only !
I don't think any of these suits 
As perseverance pursuit ...
The only need qualification to take rights is 
Born as a human !!

You are born 
You are a soul 
Neither good nor bad 
But for all good and bad , Rights are common

Voices are common too!

No one can block your voices with their superiority 
No can make your voices tremble until you believe yourself 

Only then Rights are taken by people in Right way !

We all have things in common 
Either Freedom 
Or liberty is valuable  for all breathing organism 

Rights should survive when truth is denied 
To speak and express you being you 
You being your part in this Earth that should always be in Consideration 
Only then !
Only then ! Remember 
A voice that comes out of a crowd remains to be unique 
& 
Claim it's Rights !
Rights are not the privilege or pride we ask for !
It is basic humanity we should own and strive for...

Copyright © Ayisha Fathima Syed | Year Posted 2025

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