Plural of Woman...

                 Plural of Woman....

She is not less in competition with men.

She is  completely a different personality —

flexing her high-pointed heels,

wearing nude shades of lipstick,

minimal makeup,

straight or curly hair,

and yes…

the roar of a lioness she carries within,

like an inbuilt strength.

She is nothing but a WOMAN.

She plays important roles —

a daughter,

a sister,

a wife,

and at last, a grandmother.

She can cook,

she can dance,

she can drive —

and there are countless things

she can do on her own.

She carries a baby

within her precious womb

for nine months.

She is not less than a man.

She can fly high in the sky

because she knows —

the sky belongs to no one.

Be courageous enough to soar.

She is not just made to cook

and give birth.

She can do all possible things

without help.

She can handle her dupatta

as gracefully as she handles

her family and her office work.

She can board the 10:58 a.m. Andheri local in a saree, with her pallu flowing in the wind.

She can proudly flaunt

the bindi on her forehead

and the sindoor in her hair.

On this special occasion of International Women’s Day,

I want to say —

Darling,

you are the one

who can turn all the impossible

into possible.

Do not stop

when life gives you sorrows.

Throw stones at those sorrows —

because tables do turn.

Her “cham-cham” sound of anklets

as she walks with confidence.

Her nose pin, her piercings,

the fragrance of her freshly clipped gajra,

and the colourful bangles she wears—

all define her beauty.

Dear Men,

Save her like the moon and stars in the galaxy,

Like a diamond in an oyster,

Like the pimples on your face that you always notice.

She is not a cow in a cowshed —

She is a lioness,

The queen of the jungle,

Who can roar

When she can no longer bear

Your insult.

Celebrating old and young ladies on their special day may you'll be successful in your lives with lots of happiness and joy... Wishing everyone Happy Women’s Day...