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Introduction:
The world felt heavy. It was as though every barrel of misfortune and relentless grief had fallen
upon Raheems frail shoulders. The years had been long, but, never had he thought he would live
to witness the demise of his innocent, young boy. Mortality loomed closer and at times people had
exclaimed that the white in his hair was eating the black. Today, he had felt old.
The limp body of Majid was left carelessly across the front porch. Raheem had felt grief; it was
pre-dispositioned in his bones. The bloody state of Hussein had been replaced by a more sinister
one; one that blinded your emotions but ignited your senses. The war was endemic in Iraq. The
civilians were trapped in it, birthed in, died crudelessly in it and almost wan tingly gave
themselves up to it. The earth regurgitated all its harsh, unwavering cruelties upon us, slowly over
what felt like millennia to make us succumb to a reality light years away from mundane.
The minds intricate woven