Two Hundred children were killed in a single week.
Is it a rumor for you?
Seven hundreds were bombed in a week.
Is it a creative tale for you?
All the neighboring countries are lightening
with the blaze of fire.
Is it a firework for you?
The plants hear their yelling!
You have ears,why are you silent?
The blind witness their stories!
You have eyes,why are you silent?
The paralyzed write their history!
You have hands,why are you silent?
The dumb raise their voices for the rights of Palestine!
You have mouth,why are you silent?
The healthcare,hospital full of patients—
turned into the graveyards of children,
the elderly,the pregnant women.
The blue colourful sky full of peace—
Turned dark with the cloud of dust,
the ashes of Palestinian deaths.
Yet,the rest Palestinians—roaming and screaming
like a hysteria patient madly
But,You're still silent—
Sitting with your enfolded knees,
Living a luxurious life with your family,
Enjoying the music in the morn and even.
I,a Rohingya,can only understand
how you are exactly confronting
the inhumane massacre of Israel
the unanswered silence of world
But, I still stands with Palestine
To raise my voices against the genocide perpetrator
I still stands with Palestine
To hold every criminal accountable.
Why are you still silent?
Where Is My Home?
We, Rohingya, stepped on firm
Proudly naming the region “Arakan”
We are the ancestors and the owners
The chest of Arakan belongs to us.
In 2017, the storm was blown against us.
And that turned our villages into graveyards
Where—the ashes of our slaughtered children
No bodies left except the chains
We were driven out from our homeland.
Where is my Home, oh man?
Under the shadow of the foreign centers,
Some suffer in silence while others feel tragic.
Under the shadow of the tarpaulin shelters,
Some dwell in hell while others live traumatic.
Where we witness the nightmares in deep.
Now, where is my home to sleep?
In the other’s land,
Our children’s dreams—
To put on the regalia of a Doctor
To earn the certificate of an Engineer
To reach the door of a Lawyer
Yet, their dreams remain as a hope
Because, there’s nothing to call Home.
However,
Game ain’t over—watch our fire rise,
From ash, the rooster screams toward the skies.
One day, we’ll summit Everest’s spine,
Plant our flag where the sun dawns divine.
One day, light’ll burst through the cracks,
Peace blazing wild on freedom’s tracks.
Warriors climb, mountains bow—
Our home’s coming. Hear the rhythm now.
