An open letter to Politicians, God men and all those who have taken it upon themselves to enlighten us...
Dear Sirs/ Madams, I would like to take this opportunity to express my deepest gratitude towards you for enlightening us women as to why when we do certain things; we call upon ourselves the inevitable circumstance of getting raped. Had you not stepped upon the mantle to highlight what we dented and painted women do, we would have stayed in the darkness of ignorance and continued to get raped and hoped for justice only stemming out of the wrong belief that the rapist is the criminal and not us. Your efforts at highlighting our “mistakes” and “invitation for rape” are surely noteworthy. It’s only because of you that we have realized that staying out of the house late at night, having a male companion who is not a brother or husband, wearing skirts and other provocative clothing, not going home strait away from school or college, listening to western music, having a mobile phone, staying in India and not Bharat mean an invitation that reads “I have crossed the Lakshma...
A girl with a scissor cutting the very bond of love and letting the other one go ,for the wind of pain is hard to hold him.
ReplyDeleteEvery word is in support of your imagination.
Superlike.
--Gunjan Sinha
Sometimes the only way out is to let go!
ReplyDeleteNice work :)
Sometimes, it is better to let go than to hold on tight. Holding on tight sometimes tightens the noose and leads to smothering of a relationship.
ReplyDeleteNice read,
Blasphemous Aesthete
sad poetry? kyun?
ReplyDeleteLovely,i liked a lot.
ReplyDeletegood one.....
ReplyDeleteliked it..
Letting go is a better option in this circumstance! Nice writing!
ReplyDeletei so agree wid d ppl above..
ReplyDeleteits best to let go sometimes
n soon u too will understand wid time