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Malala

The ****** of the east and west,

At Your recovery we all rest,

Lord is merciful but the people are not.

Clocks tick and the days goes by,

I'm afraid that you will never be forgotten.

The west will dangle you

Before the eyes of thousands.

For all the thousand things they want

Your agendas are quite right I'm afraid,

Perhaps they thought metal was the answer.

They were afraid as well.

Showed, praised and written about,

Cherished and awarded.

Our dear malala.

I can't help think,

Perhaps you're a puppet

And west the clever puppeteers.

Brave as you are,

I know for sure now that

You don't stand a chance.

Life might be short but it seems like an eternity.

For change is what you want,

You don't reside with the enemy,

You don't accept their awards.

When a government can't assure us change,

What chance do you stand with your words,

For you are just a girl with a bullet hole.

And half this country is drowned in illiteracy.

Brace yourself sweetheart,

Cause you are just another girl,

Where millions others are fighting a real fight,

All you do is befriend the woeful west.

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Dec 18, 2014
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