STIGMATIZED
The
black holes visible horrible,
Reluctant
dignitaries nod, feeble,
Fumble,
admits, mother sacrifices,
Right
from the womb to services,(1)
Wedlock,
another woman in life,
Pseudo
claim miracle end strife,
Better
half and child surround,
Parent,
especially mother sound, (2)
The
utter neglect links the destitute,
Mothers
lose sons with no substitute,
The
desperation life aged scare,
Most
sufferers are women hire, (3)
The
position of women, worse, sadly,
Adolescents,
age seven, live madly,
Blocked
from school or colleges,
Illiteracy
only option sacrileges, (4)
Veil,
child marriage, pregnancy,
Black
hole the prison indecency,
Denied
the right to argue, complain,
From
childhood youths disdain, (5)
Evil
practices of dowry still prevail,
Inheritance
daughters lose wail,
Parental
property deprived stay,
Law
stands for them life dismay, (6)
Years
of court cases, sordid a trial,
Divorced,
no reason dowry viral,
Talaq
three times verbal, banned,
Still
sufferer numerous harmed, (7)
No
respect for female, dominant,
Several
wives, less income want,
The
community takes pride, practice,
Black
hole numerous life notice, (viii)
Widow,
divorcee with baby begs,
Parents
hoodwink, kicking legs,
No
justice, the picture is gruesome,
Intelligentsia
scantly worrisome, (9)
The
landscape is scary, predators,
Stalking
mafia evil kidnappers,
Sinkhole
flesh trades exist,
Thousands
of teens fail to resist, (10)
Law
stands mute, impotent, miss,
Pervert
male society to unleash,
The
dungeon stories, spine chill,
Slavery
hammered females feel, (11)
No
equality, democracy, liberties,
Female
child, treated properties,
Stigmatized,
womanhood scary,
Civilized
societies, scantly to worry, (12)
Demand
for equal rights stronger,
Evaded
politicians, worst leader,
The
September third week mark,
Watershed
moment the bill hark, (13)
Passed
women's reservation bill,
Equality
for women time will seal,
Right
to rule, govern, land equal,
Stigmatized
a girl, the child wins royal. (14)
Pen:
Bijayananda Mishra
Title
of Poem: Stigmatized
Themes:
Reservation for women the bill passed
Written:
21st, September 2023, Cuttack
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