A Tribute To Womanhood Poem by Vivek Tiwari

You call upon women to build and to lead,
To nurture a nation, to plant every seed.
Yet why do you cast their freedom aside,
And shackle their steps with fear as a guide?

They seek not pity, nor beg for aid,
Only the right to be unafraid.
Not chains nor walls, nor whispered dread,
But wings unbound, a path ahead.

From birth till now, through love untold,
They cradle the young, the weak they hold.
Companions, guardians, in joy and pain,
Their hearts pour love, again and again.

Strength they bear with a fire untamed,
Yet kindness and grace are forever acclaimed.
Not silence, nor fear, nor timid guise,
But wisdom deep, as ancient skies.

Through them, great nations rise and stand,
By their devotion, shaped by their hand.
Not beggars of mercy, nor doves in a cage,
But flames of spirit, fierce and sage.

No cruelty, no chains, no shadowed fears,
Only respect that time reveres.
Build a world where women may soar,
Where love and justice reign evermore.

So let it begin—within your home,
Where women's power and peace are sown.
For she who gives, who loves, who strives,
Is the light by which a nation thrives.

To love your mother—honor her grace,
To love your sister—give her a place,
To love your beloved—let her be free,
To cherish her strength, her great dignity.

Rise, O Women, fierce and bright,
Claim your voice, your power, your right!
No chains can bind, no dark can stay,
For dawn is yours—now light the way!