Thabaan Kabin

image credits: Xmel.com I watch as the blood turns to flowers like I turn disappointments into poetry and exhaling makes it easier when you're gone, when we're all gone we walked with such haste and kicked curbs so stubbornly that the world stilled into a painting we are strangers with empty faces and closed fists and the stories lift from the frame like birds in blacks and white migrating across nations last in a shrill quiet looking for September. -bryam

The wet fragment keeps spinning like a droll television rerun playing in the background behind a closed-door with muffled audio seeping through the cracks a shabby mirror sleeps within my chest squeezing the gelatinous organs as if they were gummy clay furniture till shallow breaths and faint beats become each step into tomorrow another faded billboard sign to see on the side of the road passes by with frayed edges and half the message folded over that the waves at the rolling vehicles but the minimum speed limit pushes them on doves land upon ant hills to snack amid dandelions casting white parachutes into the wind that's just passing through as blooming yellow offspring crack driveway while chemical pumps keep spraying out the toxins some edible flowers were never meant to live long lives amid the levity in blowing its plumage across manicured lawns and barbeques that build scrapbooks with etched dates inscribed upon the moment captured Cities w

image credit: pinterest Then suddenly they showed the faces  The change had found where they lived  The names were replaced too quickly  They found where they were hid Circled in wagon filled tragedies  No one rides off to the west Attention now asks for a holiday  While famila is held to the test I cannot say I remember  Reading in foreign tongues  How I wish it were yesterday  And this world today was still young.

You were never really there you left me in despair  Your eyes were blank and distant Standing there I realized you were never really there At least not like before, When you would make everything shine with life  Not now Now you stand staring into space, waiting for the next time you can shoot up a vien Did you ever realized we needed you? Did you ever realised the guy you said would watch out for us, Was really the one we needed to watch out for the most? What if you did?  What if you had stopped it, or would you have acted like it wasn't even happening to us, But you were to absorbed in your self pity to realise  that we needed you the most it would be wrong of me to say that five years down  the road that i don't hate you I hate that it only took one night rip away everything i knew and loved  I hate how it was so easy for you to go back home, When i never could'cause of your mistakes  But what i hated the most Is that yo

     image credit: https://www. /covid19 Once again the world experienced something terrible in 2020 A dangerous virus outbreak over the countries Many people have been affected, from adults to age ones It hurting them deeply, both physically and mentally No one thought this could be happen in this year and it spreading in speed.  "HONESTLY, I THINK WE ARE WAITING FOR GOD'S HELP BECAUSE DEATH IS AT OUR DOORSTEPS." - Twa woman, Rwanda The challenges faced by the communities The challenges faced by the community related  to the COVID-19 health crisis, including confinement , social isolation, emotional/mental issues, verbal and physical abuse, lose of income and financial difficulties, access to health information, preventative and emergency healthcare, and many other language and cultural barriers. Time and time again, when emergencies occur, minorities and indigenous people are at risk of being excluded from life-saving humanitarian interventions.  A

What language do you speak? Kannada, Hindi, Bengali, Telugu, Tamil and English. Loud and clear? Yes! Are you new to this area? Yes. First time working here. Don't worry, you just have to learn the rule of their game. When you enter the building, remember to use only the lift on the  left side. That is for maids and dogs. When you ring the doorbell, smile. Not too wide, they'll  think you're too friendly. Go straight into kitchen. If she ask if you're menstruating, say no. In the corner, you will find your cup and plate. If she is in a good mood, you might get some leftover tea. Never tell them, you eat beef and pork. The hall is a neutral zone. Take your time so she doesn't think You're not working hard enough. Don't touch any fragile objects, their gaze on you can make you nervous. If something breaks, you will have to pay for it. The bedroom is a war zone; Try and clean it while she is around. Let her supervise your eve