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REFLECTIONS REFLECTIONS
by tattlerbcc
Where our Future is Paved
by Satarah
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School is a place that paves a person’s future, School is a place that makes the future of a country, School is a place that makes the world, School is where our future is paved.
School is a place where a person finds his place and value, School is where we learn to study, write and educate, School is where we’re taught how to live, School is where our future is paved.
School is where we become teachers, School is where we become doctors, School is where we learn to live in the world, School is where our future is paved.
School is the place to complete a person’s life, School is not just needed by an individual, but by his country, School is the most valuable place in the world, School is what makes us think of knowledge or learning,
School is our first steps, School is where I started my life, School is where our future is paved.
School is where people are brought together, School is where we are led to our goals, School is where an understanding of the world is cultivated, School is where our future is paved.
Light Behind The Darkness
by Nabila
My name is Nabila, and I was born 21 years ago in the Paghman district of Kabul, where I have lived since. I dreamed of being a journalist until I graduated high school in 2017, when I enrolled in teaching school at my family’s request against my will. Yet, in teaching school, I studied with a hope.
I was eager to acquire knowledge, unaware of a difficult future under a government where women would have no rights, value, or opportunities to contribute to society.
When the Taliban took over the government, women were completely ostracized from society, making life like living in a desert full of snakes. Yet, hope means seeing the light behind the darkness. Thus, we must accept the hopelessness of this dark situation, yet never lose hope itself.
Worth Every Risk
by Hadia
Life under Taliban rule in Afghanistan is like a return to darkness for girls and women. But despite all these difficulties, the girls bravely created secret training classes. These classes include a small number of students above the sixth grade. They say “We do our best to do it in secret, but even if we get caught or beaten, it’s worth it.”
