Life? Life it is...

" Life is unpredictable and you need to live everyday to the fullest." - Doug Hutchison. A quote we all knew but only a few can comprehend after they experience it. We go to sleep thinking that the next day is the same as yesterday yet we are gifted with many surprises. This is the feeling I had when our country was going through a course of unfortunate events. It was the night of 4th August. It was a type of night that effected me in such a way that sometime I think what would have happened if we didn't get our independence from a cruel leader like the one we had for 15 years. I was ready mentally that many of our close ones would not be there with us in the future events. All the students were ready to die from the freedom of evil dictator. All the civilian were ready for any kind of in justification to the point they were ready to give there life for the betterment of this country. That dawn was something that is not easy to explain through words. It was indeed frightening but not that type of fear that will stop the students. It was type of fear that makes someone anxious of the future. That pushes someone to do the impossible work. To never give up. As giving up would be the reason for many people death. The birds started chirping harder and the sky started getting clearer. We all were waiting for the war that was gonna soon happen. I became sleepy and went to bed to get some energy so that I can start with my day. A rough day of fighting for what is right. The future of this country. A justice that is need for the people that had died innocently. I'm proud to be a citizen of this country. We the citizens can never forget what had been taken from us forcefully. Our people, our assets, our environment everything was looted right before our eyes without any justice. So that night was the reason we the people of this country is alive today. Us one as Bangladeshi, the people of Bangladesh 

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