Rashmi Sahu

Rashmi Sahu Poems

They teach her how to smile,
but never how to speak,
Tell her to stay silent
when the world is cruel and bleak.
...

They told her, 'Dreams are not for you,
There are certain things you cannot do.'
But deep inside, a fire would gleam,
For she was born to chase a dream.
...

The Best Poem Of Rashmi Sahu

Not Just A Girl

They teach her how to smile,
but never how to speak,
Tell her to stay silent
when the world is cruel and bleak.

'Be careful, ' they always say,
'Don't walk alone at night.'
But why is she taught to fear the world,
instead of taught to fight?

A boy dreams beyond the ceiling,
a girl is asked, 'What will people say? '
He gets a thousand chances,
she gets rules for every day.

Her clothes become a question,
her dreams become a debate,
Her choices need permission,
while his are called his fate.

They praise her for being 'good, '
for obeying every rule,
But forget that she has dreams too—
she isn't someone's tool.

She is a daughter, not a burden,
a mind, not just a face.
She deserves the right to stumble,
to learn, to run her race.

So let her dream without limits,
let her voice rise and be heard.
A girl's life isn't society's property—
her future is hers to write, not theirs to decide.

Rashmi Sahu Comments

Close
Error Success