An Unborn Daughter's Plea Poem by Sameer Ahsan
An Unborn Daughter's Plea
Father, oh, dear father
I'm your daughter,
Do I need to say father?
You brought up my two brothers
At me, why you are changed father?
Is that; I'm a girl?
What is my mistake father
Offer me, my life rather,
And please allow me to live,
Don't force my mother to grieve.
Over my unnatural death please,
What my brothers could do
I too can do father,
I will stand by you in adversities
It's my word: trust father,
Don't let my dreams to shatter,
Please father, Oh dear father.
Break the wall of discrimination
I'm God's special creation,
Goddesses took incarnation in me
Saraswati, Durga and Lakshmi,
I am as clean and pristine,
Let me step into this world; to grow and shine,
Listen to my plead father, oh dear father.
I want to cling with mother's breast
And taste the milk of her love,
I want to feel your fatherly affection
And see the world outside the dark womb
Before that don't kill me father, oh dear father,
As I'm your daughter
Your loving daughter.
Female infanticide a big problem.The poem takes the subject for readers attention and it is good.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/19/2024 10:59:05 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Female infanticide is an evil practice still prevalent in South Asia, Our beloved prophet stopped female infanticide 1400 hundred years ago, gave them the right in property and many other kinds of right which was not prevalent in those days, A poem with a good message, thanks for sharing :)