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I'M A WOMAN

 
I'm a Woman,
And I don't need DISTRACTION,
My own identity is the reason
to get out of this prison.

I can put my lipstick on,
I don't need a reason why I should not.
It makes me feel confident,
Makes me more Competent,
And hereby I kick society's Judgement.

I'm a Woman,
And I don't need COMPARISON,
My own identity is the reason
to get out of this prison.

I can pull weights and I can play sports,
I am not competing with the males,
I do it because I find myself in the race,
I want to leave my success trace marks
And hereby I put the idea of comparison apart.

I'm a Woman,
And I want to be an EXAMPLE,
My own identity is the reason
to abandon this prison.

I want to be known for being ME,
I am not a runner up of the team,
I want a celebration for me being a woman.
It makes me the strongest,
And hereby I say
I want to be known for being ME,
I want to create my own identity.

Because,
I am a woman,
And I don't need Comparison or Distraction.

-By Kunika Chandan

Comments

  1. Only Techy Stuffs13 September 2021 at 21:48

    My own identity is the reason
    to abandon this prison

    words🔥🔥🔥

    ReplyDelete

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