Women have something in them ;
Are they defiant, a man lets out “No ‘
They are thrifty; a man goes along with,
A delicacy in the taut veins;
reticence on the countenance ;
Who announces? a man
They don’t learn by ear,
They don’t utter,
They plainly cherish ;
Dreams seeping through
the forlorn veins, unsound and clear, conjuring up devotion and life solacing their every whiff of being,
They serve when they are asked for something,
They cooperate when they are asked
They never requite, when they are reprimanded ;
Their journey is terrible,
Their body languidly becomes tainted
in the defiled troughs, but they
never vex their inheritance ;
Their life is powerful,
Their dissertation is influential
Their love is unequivocal
Who responds? a man
Yet he hegemonizes the
Woman.
The woman, bearer of all
Pains, impediments, wretchedness.
Such is the woman,
She as a daughter cares for her father
She as a sister admires
the brother
She as a wife appreciates the husband
She as a mother loves all;
Extensive love through the transparent reflectors, murk chunks, insulated realities of life.
They do, what a man can’t do,
And a wave of grief,
she invariably holds deep in the remote cliffs of her heart ;
Hey man, spend a day like a
woman,
And brook when words like a stiletto perforate your heart so intensely,
and then don’t moan, stay soundless,
It is just a start,
And when your heart whisks
fast upon doing something erroneous,
then don’t screech, stay soundless,
It is just a start,
And when in the medial night
you’ll b asked to fetch a glass
of water, then don’t sob,
it is just a start,
And when, while giving birth to a baby, upon enduring the labor pain, don’t roar,
it is just a start.
An immersive and emotionally intense work wrought with considerable poetic verve that draws the reader in.
A compelling argument!