Child Molestation

Here’s a protest poem by Farah against child molestation.

Oh Lord! Is this the World that you created?

Where you yourself are not safe

Where inoffensive offspring are markedly offended

Where they can’t protest but are simply molested

Sometimes children are not able to comprehend

An inebriated kin’s glance that is lusty and adamant

It’s not consistently fault of a male but females too

Who takes an advantage of the rights and are ready to sue

Mortals attempt to fade away their innocence

Their chasteness, their life that is full of effervescence

If in this devil’s place tots are not properly protected

If in this place, the shadow of God do not reflect

Then Oh’ Lord Above! Let me die or annihilate

Because it’s unendurable for me to live and perpetuate.

©Farah Siddiqui Matin

Pic from Net.

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Farah Siddiqui M
Farah Siddiqui Matin, born and brought up in Allahabad, is currently residing in Ireland with her scientist husband. Along with her two books ‘The Bliss of Solitude’ (2014) and ‘Like I Born in Venus’ (2015), her poems has been published in 15 anthologies, international and national magazines. She has been awarded ‘incredible women writer’. She won ‘The Best Poetess Debut Award’ (2014). Her forthcoming third poetry book is based on social issues, dedicated to Nirbhaya.

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