Leaving the cosy laps of loving parents,
Childhood pals, teenage friends, dearests,
Safety of home, security of familiar lanes,
Smiles, cries, memories of carefree days
Sheltering dreams built during the teen,
Carrying piles of hopes in her naïve brain,
She steps into the house of a stranger
Sets up to make it a home of their future.
She expects the affections here she leaves behind,
Wishes others to stay cheering, friendly and kind.
For that she passionately cares everyone’s concern,
Tries earnestly to be an integral part of her new
home,
At times understanding and following other’s desires,
Becomes difficult, even impractical for the newcomer,
Adjusting with different ways of leading life
Leads to arguments and even big verbal strifes.
Some madmen try muscle power to impose wishes,
Over those who trust them as their soul-mates.
The beast hidden in them subdue the human in them,
As violence cannot be the way of any civilized man.
Doing violence against one who is your most reliant,
Can be graded as a crime and sin heinous most.
More significantly violence against any woman,
Is an insult to the womb that shelters the race of human.
Thank you for bringing such an awareness, to another's
ReplyDeleteplight!!!
Many many women and youth will thank you as well
For this is the sum of Duty
Do Not Do to Others, that which would cause pain if done to you!!!
Mahabharata 5:1517
THE GOLDEN RULE
(Adam was given the job of biologist. Cataloging the Lifeforms on Earth. GOD felt he needed a companion. HE gifted Adam with Eve. All was good)
Treat your companions well; like the precious gifts they are!
I have been touched by abuse of various kinds during my lifetime; myself, and those who know me, live with the invisible damage it leaves behind.