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RURAL WOMAN

Just one afternoon this beautiful sight I see,

Looking at the dry leaf wandering around it felt so much like me.

I look back at my life and I wonder why, am I just to struggle, am I just to cry,

Or maybe I am this vibrant kite lost somewhere in the sky.

I live for others not so much for me, and then I think,Is my future a barren land or

Is it lonely like the sea?

I have no time for myself but I never step back to help,

I am somewhere lonely just like the candle flame,

And the question I have is, for this who do I blame?

I am a mother, I give you life,

A sister, not all brother’s like,

A daughter whose gender you won’t happily agree to,

A wife, your partner and friend all your life through.

I am a woman, but I am lost, what is my identity?

What does my life cost?

While school and books were never meant for me,

That never stopped me from who I want to be.

No matter how strong I am, I have this child in me,

I am emotionally strong I am associated with thee.

The freckles and wrinkles on my face was never a big task,

A little love and affection is that too much to ask.

I look at my life and I have this strange thought,

I am a woman, but I am lost, what is my identity?

What does my life cost?

                                                                                                Loveleen Kaur Sohi

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⏰ Last updated: Aug 17, 2012 ⏰

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