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The system that locked us in here, the system that threw out the keys. All we got is the cell Where our lives would be similar to hell. A system making fool of people in the name of equality But,...

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Updated At : 03:52 PM Jun 03, 2024 IST

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The system that locked us in here,

the system that threw out the keys.

All we got is the cell

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Where our lives would be similar to hell.

A system making fool of people in the name of equality

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But, behind the face masks there is inequality.

A system killing our inner potential

And decreasing the capacity of our nation to be differential.

For your equality it is a good criteria

But, for us high castes it’s like a dreadful bacteria.

Purva Rana, Class IX, Sacred Heart Senior Secondary School, Sidhpur

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