An Unabashed Nubile Poem by Rajendran Muthiah

Abdicate the throne of my heart and get ‘way
With all your smiles, fake sulks and sudden glares.
Don't push the friends to engage in a love-fray
And bear the pangs of envy and rumour-wares.

You want to be a glamorous star
And receive the glances from all around.
Your folk see you among them a dark scar
but you don't mind it and make men in lures drowned.

You give your person to all but heart to none!
What a culture you've got, the shameless brute!
When women struggle their families to run
you unabashed ogler often change route.

Abandon me to the care of my grievous fate
as I tumbled to your tricks by a fortune late.