You see me as only one person because you speak to, interact with, and ask questions only me.
While I am 13 people and I am the face of them
We are not a disappointment, but we are in a place that needs great hope.
We do not know the future, nor can we fight the present.
In my first difficult test, I found myself caught between the teacher's injustice and the harshness of the place.
It seems my words are useless, but I'm rambling.
The things you don't say are left
unheard
The things you don't write
#unread
The things you don't see, or show,
unshown
Sometimes I ask myself who I am and I get lost, drowning in my confusion.
And when I see in my mirror, I see someone who is not me
Everyone loses one thing except me; I lost everything.
I don't have the ability to reach everything. Can you reach it for me?
Lost and alone
Even if the war ends
What next?
Destruction is easy, but building is difficult.
Sectarianism, racism, settling scores, and other disasters will also emerge, which the victor will disregard.
The discussion about this is endless, and words cannot describe the events.
The spectator is unaware of what is happening.
At the beginning of the war on Yemen
Saudi Arabia said it would resolve the matter in 7 days.
A military campaign called Storm Decisive was launched
The result was as follows:
A war that has been going on for 11 years
Destruction of Yemen's infrastructure
( It was a negligible structure)
Thousands of innocent people were killed
Starving the people
New murder gangs emerge
And many disasters and sieges
the blessed month of Ramadan
The month of fasting and doing good deeds
30 days of compassion and helping people
I wish the whole year was Ramadan
How can a people be free when they have nothing to eat?
I am certain that all those who speak of humanity, freedom, justice, and so on, do not consider Yemen in particular, and Third World countries in general, to be human beings or part of the human world.
We are a testing ground for weapons and a place of war to settle disputes (battlefield).
In #Flancia we'll meet