A Woman Forty Plus Aspires Poem by Rm. Shanmugam Chettiar
A Woman Forty Plus Aspires
I must be the centre of attention
And reaffirm my desirability.
I must feel validated as a woman
And re-experience the romance of love.
Let be burnt the ennui of monogamy.
Let come again the sexual excitement
That I went through at my first night.
Need not the man in focus be a prince,
An emperor nor a millionaire.
Let him be the one I want to be with,
In accordance with my safety,
Proximity and convenience.
Just for a ‘love you leave you alliance.’
Yes, I must waste no time to test my worth
And remain faithful with my husband.
26.02.2008
This note in the morning must surely bring good tidings at night. Elegantly expressed and purely spoken as is the request. GW62
'Yes, I must waste no time to test my worth And remain faithful with my husband.' I love this poem, the last lines are nice.10+
every one fantasises about a clandestine rendevous- i really enjoyed it thanks
Aspirations of a woman is explained. Beautiful thoughts
Yes, I must waste no time to test my worth And remain faithful with my husband................Great thoughts.
A superb creation! The inner urge of a woman after forty has been narrated in philosophical parlance. Great work!
The psychology of a married woman in her mid forties has been nicely interpreted. Thanks.
very bold and incisive, so confidently articulating on subjects most of us will fumble.Let be burnt the ennui of monogamy. Brilliant poem.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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12/6/2025 7:07:27 PM # 1.0.0
'faithful to the spouse' thats where men fail and women struggle and keep their wedding vows.....! women of all ages do aspire this....secretly! but morals and ethics have a bigger role to play.
u got my point. i am happy that i haven; t erred in the contents of the poem