O Swain, Do You Still Beat Your Wife? O Illiterate, Rustic, Fool! (Written On Domestic Violence) Poem by Bijay Kant Dubey

Do not beat you
Your wife black and blue
As thus
So mercilessly
Pushing, shoving
And pulling her by hair,
Thrashing, clinging
With blows, fists
And hurling of rubber slippers,
Your days of domestic are over,
I mean your notoriety,
Gentleman,
Try to behave you,
Learn a lesson in good manners
And etiquette,
Lose you not your temper
Out of irritation so often,
After all, she is your better half,
She is also a woman,
Treat her well,
As you are not scot free,
Every responsibility her not,
Every duty not hers,
You too have a responsibility, a duty to do.