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Header Image of the blog Introduction I(caps) n this poem, I've explored the deep-seated frustrations and hopes that many of us carry. The lines "Mujhe barbad tere ishq se jayda, mere khamoshi ne kiya hai" (I have been ruined more by my silence than by your love) and "Thak gye rooh, ab to awaz uathai jaye" (My soul is tired, now it's time to raise my voice) reflect a yearning for change and a desire to be heard. The poem also addresses societal issues like religious intolerance and political corruption, emphasizing the importance of speaking out against injustice. Ultimately, it serves as a reminder that empathy and compassion are crucial for building a more just and equitable world. Setting up the stage At some point in life, we've all faced sorrow and frustration due to circumstances beyond our control. These experiences can deeply affect us, and it's often difficult to move past them. In this poem, I've used metaphors to express the emotions ...