Dark StreetsA Poem by Chirag KumarDark streets noise retreats as i walk away from the main street. Time glides slowly but not my feet as my eyes uphold an ingrained fear, the fear of predators lurking in the dark who hide with a veil of deceit, to quench their hunger for flesh and for their carnal desires to be fulfilled.
But this is not merely about lust, not even about the fallen morals. It invokes an incessant struggle for their right, the right to crush us with their might. The fight stems from beliefs of patriarchy, the fight which we fight in our everyday lives against perverts who ogle at us degrade our worth much to their glee and mirth.
But the hope of upliftment remains alive. The winds of change will surely arrive. But this change will transpire if we learn to stand up, and speak up for our right The right to be free and not to be judged upon
in the nation which bows to Kaali and Durga. Only then the Prakruti (Nature) shall destroy the Vikruti (disease) of our society and Samata (equality) shall prevail. - C Kumar 19th May 2015 © 2015 Chirag KumarFeatured Review
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6 Reviews Added on May 19, 2015 Last Updated on May 29, 2015 Tags: woman, feminism, patriarchy, freedom Author
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