Might cannot create life,
Neither can lust
Yet man in blind ignorance
Sees in the precious gift of a woman
A plaything to be toyed with
A commodity to be mercilessly
Deprived of identity.
Man consoles his brutality
With Eve’s error.
He forgets that the lord
Had given his unique gift
Of giving and nurturing life
To the woman not the man.
Woman’s a victim of man’s follies
Her birth brutally encased in female infanticide
Man meets her for nocturnal pleasures
But rejects her when dowry fails
To arrive on swift and strong wings
He forgets a woman is human too
With desires, hopes, ambitions.
Only the cessation of breath
Seems to remind humanity
That a woman is life incarnate
And life’s irreplaceable.
ANUSHA.U.R.
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17 yrs
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I do not like this poem. It was written for a competition. It won a prize but it is badly constructed.
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