A SATIRICAL POEM BY ME.

Don't do this. Don't do that. If you don't obey, you are a spoilt brat. Don't ask me where am I going? My work will be ruined. Says someone closer to me as if I had sinned.
A son is the only legal heir who carries the family name. Who started your family? You don't know? It's a shame. You aren't supposed to cry on Fridays. Is it ok for me to shed my tears on other days?
Arranged marriages are fixed on an auspicious date. It's a cruel joke played by the fate. While simplicity, humbleness, and kindness is meant for the bride. Is it alright if her in-laws are full of egoism and pride?
Why are there different sets of rules for a man and a woman? Sometimes, she's treated like a trash can. Even a man has to suffer from the atrocities of a greedy wife. Ah! It's such a mysterious life.
Blaming the stars and planets for our failure is a joke. It's time to wake up from the bed of superstitions, folks! Discipline is meant for everyone. Stop being so rigid and have fun.
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Oh my goodness Aparna, you were on point with questioning the superstitions we tend to get caught up in. I often wondered where these bed of superstitions come from too girlfriend. Great poem. ππΌπππππππΌ It reminds me of Stevie Wonder’s song “Superstition.” Have a wonderful, superstitious-free day my friend! π₯°ππ€
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What a wonderful satirical digression!
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Wow! Dear Aparna so interesting, how many superstitions, you describe it perfectly!
Thank’s for share, friend.
Blessings!
Elvira
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Thank you so much. ππ
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Thank you so much, dear Elvira. ππβ₯οΈβ₯οΈβ₯οΈ. Have a wonderful day!
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You are welcome, dear Aparna.
Have a wonderful day! Too! βΊοΈβΊοΈπβ₯οΈβ₯οΈ
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