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Jul 2020
He'd seen only the back of his victim.
From the oily,  slicked back hair
He imagined a face as he ran to his scooter
After hurling a large stone at the man,
Who died without the least human sound.

The random victim didn't make the ****** motiveless
His motive was to **** a man and drown in guilt
And when the guilt overpowers the right to life
Have reason enough to end his own life.
Thus his jumping off the cliff would be,  he thought,
At the end of the day justified.
Snehal P Sanathanan
Written by
Snehal P Sanathanan  21/M/Kerala, India
(21/M/Kerala, India)   
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   MS Anjaan
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