Day 1
I have started writing this journal today. This was the 3rd
time this week that someone in the neighborhood was killed. The death toll has
risen to 9 since last month. The era of peace and calmness has come to a halt
once again. The war has begun and the commotion is taking from us all we have. Every
day we leave our homes leaving a hope in the family’s eyes to return back. The
elders have never been shaken to these heights. The memories of their worst
days just seem like déjà vu. The child next door has been crying for long now.
They even took the corpse away.
Day 4
Three day passed and the death toll has not risen. It’s good
news. We are still hoping for some external help.
Day 6
My brother got killed today. He was just 4 years old. He was
the only family I had. Had lost my beloved in the last war. They even took my parent
a day before that. We had lamented enough, so this time they left me alone to
cry. The silence was just the alarms of the disaster. They had planned it well.
They came in numbers and surrounded the colony.
The sun set that evening with the redness gathered from blood flowing in
the streets. I was out fetching food and was one of the very few who survived.
Day 7
Every one now stays together. The fear of death was enough
to turn foes to friends, kids to adults & innocence to hatred. I hate this
life. Wish I was killed on the side of my brother. No one cares for us. The
world doesn’t even know that we are being chased and brutally killed. The world
blabbers a lot to take measures for our survival but no one ever came to our
rescue.
Day 9
I went near their camps. I wish to get hold of atleast one
of these bastards before I am hit by one of their bullets. I found a child who
might have come with similar intentions but got scared at the last moment and
hid himself. I returned with him.
Day 10
I left the place with the child. I am taking care of him and
will fight for his survival. Every day we face a new enemy and all we can do is
run away. They are too strong for us to rebel. May be we need to grab a gun and
learn some shooting.
DO you want to help me?
I am the Indian Tiger.
once again, you surpassed the word awesome . . .
ReplyDeletekeep it up bro . . .
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Deletenow its ur comments which keeps my spirits high.
This was real nice. It felt like I was watching "The Walking Dead" while reading it. Great Work. Kudos !!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's over the line, but it so nice of you to leave such a gr8 compliment :)
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