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Speak up, what's on your mind.

Lest, people will say you are mute.

Talk, when needed.

Or, the world may take you as someone with no voice.

Answer, the queries when asked

For if not, your enemies will escape the truth.




Being alone does not matter.

If you have the power to defend.

And, it will only happen if you no longer pretend.



Don’t, hold onto your breath.

Don’t stay still, if you can move forward.

For Once you speak up your unheard voice.

All those in struggle will no longer suffer.




Let alone the evil go in flame.
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Set yourself alongside the game.

Speak your heart out, speak now...

For, once you speak the truth, all those wicked will go down.
                                                                                         
                                                                                     M.Kikon.

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