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I almost didn’t click this because I assumed it would be someone singing the altered lyrics and I can basically figure out what that would sound like

BUT NO, someone has instead the original song to go like this and it is, very good

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I WANNA BE THIS KIND OF PARENT

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I am the thing monsters have nightmares about.

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Behrouz Bouchani, Kurdish journalist and indefinitely detained refugee on Manus Island, has won Australia’s largest literary prize for his non-fiction work: No Friend But The Mountains, writing from Manus prison.

Naturally he couldn’t attend because he has been detained for the past 5 years and counting on Manus island where many refugees are still stuck in perpetual limbo, unsure if there’s any hope in their future.

The book, which details the horrors and daily life in detention, was written on a smuggled in phone, crafted one text message at a time, and meticulously translated into English. It won $25,000 for the Victorian Premiere’s Literary Away and $100,000 for the Victorian prize for Literature.

I’ve read this book and it is phenomenal. Not just because it’s a harrowing examination of the unjust system of detention that our government has forced refugees fleeing persecution into, but it’s so intricately and poetically written. You’d think that the method of writing would limit Behrouz’s language and descriptiveness but perhaps because of the constant restrictions of his freedom he has worked hard to push an intricate yet bleak painting of his situation.

Honestly you should read this book. You should buy it right now and read it. It’s one of the best books I read last year and I cannot recommend it enough. This man continues to fight against the oppressive and torturous conditions our government has forced him - and many other innocent people - into. His twitter account is also a good source of first hand information about the cruelty and brutality of indefinite detention.