Fardin Hasin

The writer, aged 18, is a student of electrical engineering at the Islamic University of Technology.

HIS HANDS WERE WARM

I held my grandfather’s hands, like he had held mine during my childhood despite my discomfort. My mother would bug my father about it once in a while, in a very soft manner. Father would squint his eyes and think deep. Mother would get bored and walk away.

Not before the negotiator is dead

The words have left me bare, and the caged bird

A Lullaby

It's okay, You can sleep now, rest your helpless soul

Utopia

There is nothing here, in this decaying city

December 19, 2019
December 19, 2019

HIS HANDS WERE WARM

I held my grandfather’s hands, like he had held mine during my childhood despite my discomfort. My mother would bug my father about it once in a while, in a very soft manner. Father would squint his eyes and think deep. Mother would get bored and walk away.

June 1, 2017
June 1, 2017

Not before the negotiator is dead

The words have left me bare, and the caged bird

January 7, 2016
January 7, 2016

A Lullaby

It's okay, You can sleep now, rest your helpless soul

May 28, 2015
May 28, 2015

Utopia

There is nothing here, in this decaying city

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