
You know, when we pass by
We forget to smile
We act as blind, deaf and mute
Is it killing to say hi?

You know, when we pass by
We forget to smile
We act as blind, deaf and mute
Is it killing to say hi?

To me beauty exists everywhere around us, in everything. Beauty needs to be felt, it needs to be understood by the heart and analyzed by the mind.

At the library, I looked aimlessly at the shelves. I didn’t need a book. My mind was turning the pages of my own life’s book. I tried to relax as I sat at a table. My thoughts went back to ten years ago. I am a little girl, wearing black pants with a long colorful dress. My long black scarf hangs around my neck instead of covering my hair.

No one knows how it feels to be so sad
No one knows how it hurts to live so alone
To walk on a dark path

Rahima was no longer weeping. She was calm, like an empty house. She was like a young green tree that has been cut down before blooming.

I am an Afghan woman, a victim of male domination / I am a woman, a survivor in flames of segregation / My voice is choked down in my throat / My thoughts are frozen, disabled to tell the truth

I began to feel so nervous that my pulse raced. I even forgot to smile. I could hear my heart beat like a bird trying to escape a cage. My cheeks were hot, red apples. All the people were enthusiastically waiting for me to begin. They seemed like tiny black dots.

What I loved the most about the nights was sleeping on the roof, watching the kingdom of the skies and its beautiful moon suspended in the middle, as a queen. The sparkling stars that encircled the moon were as nobles, and all the others were the loyal servants, ready to receive the queen’s commands.

What makes her so special is that she never complains about anything. She is always optimistic about life, and she is ready to accept any change and does not rebel against unexpected events. She bears a strong capacity for patience and tolerance; she struggles with all difficulties of life by smiling with her shining eyes.
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