The little girl was playing without the knowledge of the cruel world;
In her gullible mind, no fear of the darkness hurled.But the one assault was enough to switch off the beautiful lights;
Even without realising it, everything dimmed, which was once bright.What she held out wasn't 'trust', for she didn't know what it was;
In mere oblivion, she was unaware of being surrounded by the sharp claws.Although she'd been scarred for life, she couldn't decipher what happened;
But the voice which could've expressed her, had been given an end.In another part of the world, a young beauty walked her way;
But the inner charm had been killed by some beasts, like child's play.Maybe she could've protested, she wasn't shackled in any rope;
But the disgusted looks of the society shattered every remaining hope.She too was hushed down, as she walked with a low-hung head;
Another voice, capable of bringing a change, was unsurprisingly dead.Somewhere in a dark corner, deprived of family and wealth;
Sat an old woman, left behind by physical and emotional health.What added to the misery was the abuse she had to bear;
Some heartless humans had caused the erosion of her self-pride's layer.The last days of her life too, weren't void of pain and sorrow;
All light left her world, not even to return through the Sun of tomorrow.She wanted to vent out what she felt, though if it all she couldn't undo;
But her voice too was suppressed, for there was no one she could speak to.In varied cases of different females, the outcome was roughly same;
Even with the right to express, the needed justice, they could not claim.The little child's oblivion, the young girl's compulsion, and the old lady's loneliness;
Had ultimately lead to just one thing- a huge, unending mess.Their conditions would've been better had they been able to let it all out;
If the voice was allowed to wander free, agony and frustration wouldn't have gotten to sprout.
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Silent Musings
PoetryHighest rank: #31 in poetry Long and short, these are the thoughts which my heart expresses and leaves its traces, only when my hand holds a pen, making these musings my safest haven. Cover credits: @MyWordsDefineMe