Women In Chains

Woman in chain

The world is beautiful but still dark for women
Here, seeing this some men's laugh and feel pride
She smile with tears in eyes
This world for her is full of surprises 
She breathe with a dying soul
the soul which wants to laugh and alive
She sometimes acts like a plastic doll used by men for pleasure and fun
She have everything but not what she wants
She wants a real happy world
She wants freedom of expression and love
Being flying bird she feels in cage
Just free her the nature begs , 
Hey,  man just free her from your fakeness and greed
Hey , man just free her from rituals and fake relations
The day when she freely smile , 
The nature is going to laugh
The day when she is going dance 
The world will be heaven at a glance.
Don't make her cry
Don't make her sad
If you do such still than you are going to mad
Love her from her soul 
Love her from eyes 
Love her from a compassion look not by lust
Make her free and promise her with trust.
Don't hold her tight , just hold her with faith
Let her fly like a kite
She will return to you again
Just love her the way she like 
Not the way you want
Just apologize for your wrongs
Make her free,
She will make your world lovely 
If she is tied every thing get turned ugly.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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King  Avatar
September 16, 2020 at 12:21 AM
Powerful, sad, well written
Bangalee Avatar
September 14, 2020 at 10:32 PM
beautiful poem on the woman// woman overall she is human; not a slave by born or nature or by God; she is human; she is everything; though she is the main source of the creation but every created beings chain her freedom cruelly; it needs to break.....MB of BD
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