She screams, for she is unheard
She cries, for she is unseen
She over explains, for she is conditioned
She reasons, for she is misunderstood
She overreacts, for she was hurting
She shows attitude, for she stayed strong, too long
She no more fights, no more cries,
No more reacts, no more explains,
She no more screams,
For you broke her soul,
She disappeared!
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A sad write whether the disappearance was real or only internal sad all the same. Nicely written
Usually the disappearance is internal. The person remains where she is but though people do not notice often. Happens with a lot of woman who give their everthing to their families while the family fails to reciprocate or acknowledge.
Thanks again for reading.
You are most welcome Saroja
Plenty fill this role, taken for granted, unheard, unseen.
I wonder how many have walked away and never looked back.
It takes courage to walk away and never look back too, because most woman by the time they realise, they just fade. I truly hope woman makes that hard decision to just leave and live her life!
Her soul, a rich multicoloured reaction to the world and the people in it has been reduced to an automaton.
In a shorat simple statement you have encapsulated the existence of many, often women.
Thanks for the insight.
You said that right " reduced to automation". In this world where humans are slowly losing the power of active communication, living with impatience and a lack of emotional connectivity.
Thank you for reading!
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