THE INDIAN WOMAN (standard:poetry, 364 words)
Author: virender singh	Added: Nov 06 2003	Views/Reads: 2946/2007	Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes)
Life for an indian women is not easy but she goes on in life trying to find solace in her children.

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He needs me there 

So now I have nowhere to run 

And no place to go 

I might land up at a doorway 

Where lights of the night very soon become 

Wild and free, like the heat of the sun 

Where every wish has to be done for 

Finally it's a lonely highway in the black of the night 

Another ditch in the road 

So should I reckon of moving... 

The hope in the darkness will not survive 

Cause I'm made to know I cannot make it 

The years will go by too slow Can I build a fortress that would stop the
flow? 

Will my thoughts turn out to be true? 

Will the one-way street to doom change 

to a countryside green and blue? 

...and I always do. 


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