Freedom holds no less darkness or trouble than slavery. It is as if the morning has taken revenge like a desolate evening, implying that the new state of freedom is equally problematic.

This profound couplet, by Amrut Ghayal, explores the paradox of freedom. He suggests that the darkness of absolute freedom is no less daunting than the darkness of slavery. Why? Because the arrival of the morning, the dawn of liberty, often feels like a calculated act of revenge against the desolate evening. It speaks to the painful realization that true freedom can be as harsh and unforgiving as the toughest chains.