Rain sobs, hysterical woman.
Bleeding and lonely,
Forbidden by rule.
Rain sobs, love-lorn,
For loss of fulfilment,
On the surge.
Rain sobs, bursting ovum,
For unborn babies,
And forgotten needs.
Voices whisper in the head
Claims of having bred, fed and loved,
While they have done nothing but bled,
Tied by an invisible umblical cord,
A noose on the neck,
Bled, this poor heart,
From its freedom instead,
And coming back speaking of
Duties having bred, fed and loved,
When it would have been better
To have left alone without any claims.
You gave me a promise
To hold this hand forever,
Through thick and thin,
Come rain or sunshine.
From this heart comes
A promise of growing older,
Stronger and wiser with you,
Always at my side.
The pages of my journal await to record a few thoughts. These could serious, trivial or even a mixture of both just like life. All these ram...