A Celebration of Womanhood
It was a fiery June afternoon,
Please let it be a boy,
Please let it be a boy.
The stork was to come, soon!
It was the second time,
he already had a daughter.
Like the desert asked for water,
“a boy, a boy”, he would chime!
They said she did not cry much,
and brought a smile on his face,
When for the first time, he saw her decked in lace.
He wouldn’t need a boy, her radiance was such!
Two decades and still going strong,
He smiles because he knows -
Tt was a good thing, and the happiness shows.
A girl, he says, has proved him wrong!
He, once for all she did, called her “the son”.
She wouldn’t take it that way,
Daughter papa, NOT a son as you say…
For only a daughter can do what I have done!
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The epitome of love and that of sacrifice,
For the happiness of others and there’s no vice.
With a strong head, and a commanding walk,
Everyone seeks to listen, when they talk.
They wake, and cook, and work till dusk,
Come home and clean and crack the husk.
The strength inherent, the power to lead,
They are the women of today, His best deed.
Yet, there are many - beaten each day
They wake, and cook and work in their hay.
Where is the respect that they deserve?
From the men whom they don’t forget to serve.
A girl is raped, killed, being succumbed to fantasies,
Yet the nation watches, seven years past the obscenities.
They have come a long way and yet a long way to advance,
They are the women of today, dignity is their stance.
A day, a week, a month isn’t enough to celebrate - said Pri
How true! Freedom and no strings should be the decree.
Her celebration of womanhood, I continue.
lets face it, if not for a woman - you wouldn’t have been you!
hi me first and that too after reading both of them. Loved the first on, its so true for me too. the second one is brilliant. thanks for my name there.
read it again Kaush and loved it all over again. fantastic.
[Priyangini] — your poem was the inspiration behind this one! I read yours and these words just started flowing…thanks to you and your brilliant poem!!! and I think you can relate to the first one like I do then! Its a great feeling and with that comes the sense of self worth and the confidence that there is much we can achieve!
A woman to another
Thanks so much for liking it
Yeh kya, yahan bhi poem on W-day

BTW , me second
(Lemme now read the poem)
Hmm, the first one - almost mere family kee kahani
, now i m sure they are saying , son na hi hota tha achcha tha ;-))
Waah , the last line of the second poem is tooo good :
“Her celebration of womanhood, I continue.
lets face it, if not for a woman - you wouldn’t have been you!”
Kya baat hai!
Infact if not for a woman - we wouldn’t have been there …
wah wahh… kya baat hai kaush.. the poems are very gud..
the last two lines as Deepak said are toooo gud..
And on the whole, i liked the first poem very much….
U seem to have some hidden skillsets????
hmm wow so u r back to your best @ blogs.. belated wishes for d woman’s day!
hi…
happy woman’s day.
and as i wrote in some other blog…we should have a happy men’s day too.
after all we r equal, rnt we ? hehe
Hey kaush awesome work. I never read any blog poems for some reason ,but if there is one vposted on your blog then I find it har to skip weith out reading . I liked the second poem better . Good job
Saba
kaush- thats beautiful..great poem.
-RS
[Deepak]- silver is yours….aur women’s day ke din kuch toh karna thaana :)aapke yahaan bhi? and comon dont be so harsh on yourself! and thanks so much for liking the poems…you know I read Priyangini’s poem and started writing this one..it just flowed. thanks much for liking the last two lines
always love it! 
[Navjot] - thanks Navjot for liking it..and sahi hai..if not for a woman we wouldnt have been there at all.
[Prasad]-thanks so very much for liking the poem. Actually, I myself like the first one better too
even though the rhythm is a little bad and no re..no hidden skillsets…its all out in the open cant hide talent for too long hehehhee
just kidding..:) this was a spur of the moment poem
Happy Women’s Day dear!
Beautiful poem.
[Chandu]-thanks chandu
how be you? and thanks for the women’s day wishes
[Vicky] haha sahi hai..guys should have a men’s day….I wrote that on someone else’s blog too…and LOL..when did we say we wanted everything equal? we just want more
:P
[Saba]- hi Saba, it means a lot when you and others like my work…thanks so much for the booost and liking the poems
[RS] thanks RS…waise I always wondered why you post comments as anonymous?? why dont ya enter RS ? just curious
[Poonam] — thanks Poonam, and same to ya
thanks for liking the poem too
lovely poem kaush!!
and happy women’s day… belated
hey, this is cool!
[Manpreet]- Thanks Manpreet for liking it
and for the wishes 
[Anks}- Thanks
Oyeee… ab woman’s day ke oopar sab ne kuchh na kuchh kahe diya to mere paas kahene ke liye kuchh bhi nahin hai.
BTW agar Philly jaa rahi to you might as well consider visiting King of Prussia… kaafi sahi malls vageireh hain wahan. Of course make sure to have a spend limit on your credit card varna you might end up getting a huge bill from Macy’s next month.
divas of blogville . watz dat.. am already excited abt dat.. u have a nice trip & come back soon
हाँजी कौश मैडम, आशा है आप इसे पढ पायेंगी…अरे यह क्या…आप फिर घूमने चली गईं? ह्म्म्…यह दिवा वाला आईडिय
तो एकदम मस्त नीकाला है…इंतजार रहेगा!
केम छो कौश? शू चाले छे?
besties for ur HUGE exam
[Fundoo] Philly jaake aayeee magar King Of Prussia nahi jaa saki…had loads of fun though and killed my legs walking across the city..the weather was beautiful too
ad thanks I had a nice trip and I am back 
and yes yes do wait 
[chandu] you shall know whats that about pretty soon
[deepak] ji aapki yeh hindi font to badiya hai! hum fir ghumne nikal gaye jaise aap ghumne chale jaate hai
[Anz] majhaama anubhaben!
[Mehak]thanks mehak..i need it all