Dear Women,
You were born to some as happiness, some as curse
As curvy, skinny, thick, thin and ugly
Some are short, average and tall
Some are dark, pale, white and beige
As a mother, daughter, teacher and wife
And a friend, his girlfriend or maybe an unruly kind
You have been judged
For how you talk and things you do
Or have you compromised
Fought and fought until they lose the right.
You diet and skip your meals as often
Yet the world waits to scorn.
Those several times you were reminded
How unsafe it is to walk alone
Or how your waist size will decide
Whether you get married to a king or cry
Dear women, you may not be a superhero
But a woman with a heart full of desires
To travel the world, to dive into the ocean
To be a writer and be a pilot
In a frivolous world like ours
Do not live to please them
Them- Those who stare, who have opinions
Who say you’re inferior
But never really anything to appreciate
Fall in love, wear clothes for yourself
Wear your makeup everyday
Be the star of every party
Skip the list of obligations you were told
Because you’re enough as you are
Dear women, you’re beautiful
Strong and bold
So hold the reign of your own life
And be the best role your play in life
Those who say you’re nothing
You’re everything the world is yet to discover.