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INDEPENDENCE


INDEPENDENCE

(by Ayesha Khalid)

humans suffering slavery can only comprehend independence 
it is freedom from control of others who have no tolerance

they believe it is their own and their inheritance
they lack their moral responsibility thus prevails ignorance

when society loses morals and suffers emotional turbulence
anarchy rules and society falls to suffer only repentance

hypocrites make hay while the masses suffer hindrance
fear and pessimism domains which diminishes patience

freedom is achieved when understood is human jurisprudence
tolerance and patience gives rise to wisdom and self-confidence

slavery is liberated and humans celebrate freedom as its license
bravery can only endure a dream if it is followed with it's influence

nations only soar higher when they value independence with energetic endurance
coil and foil their hatred and vengeance to protect their home with 
perseverance

 
 
 
 

 

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