Curse Poem by Rinku Tiwari
Curse
Rating: ★4.5
I sit silently in the porch,
Soft spoken, timid I am.
He flies kite in the field,
No boundary, no barriers.
Me; the respect, the dignity
And he; the open bird.
Sacrifices, hard work,
Today I work for him.
But tomorrow
He touches me, my respect
Throw me to a manhole.
No one comes for
To save their respect,
I weep silently....
Alas! I am a girl....
Thursday, January 10, 2013
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