I am like a reusable roadside litter bin,
Where men dump their vulgar spirit in;
Vigorously they play their indoor games,
Without registering their given names.
Never do I recall any of their fragile faces
Fleeting as they are, fixing their grimaces.
Forms of men come and go in my dreams
Like a crumbled structure’s broken beams.
I have to act in a series of robotic romance
Behaving as if I was, in an unending trance.
Men come to see me just as a trunk less form
Pushing my thoughts into a traumatic storm.
Missed calls always abound in my mobile phone
As I lie days and nights, like a lifeless cold stone.
P.Chandrasekaran
A poignant poem that reveals the agony of the anguished soul thwarted by the patriarchal order.
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