Silence, Sepi & Poetry
They Are Still Alive, The Struggle Continues

For the bleeding eye

Will be addressed in a different form

Which always grows

And it will never fall

For silenced voices

Will be met with a form of resistance

Sounds are getting louder

Who shouted human rights

For the woman who was killed

He will be reborn as a murderer

Replying to the abomination that night

End the crackdown on the workers

Which ends at the tip of the spear

Soon he will be reborn

Who continue the struggle of mass action

They're still alive

Their struggle continues

Passion for you to carry out their activities, may you like my simple poetry huh hehe.

One more thing, I'm a guy ya not a girl wkwk ntar in think girls again.

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