Slavery ( lamentation of young lady)



Drops of tear
Splash on the floor
She remained still
Until the gush of wind tilt

Oh my goodness
Why I have to face such freak
No one deserve to be treated
like this

Holy moly even the season
Change with it's pace
Look, being human
My life still depends on others hand

Heart pound every sec
Tickle of rain drop
Swept my Pain
Wind whisper near my ear
" Fight yourself my dear without feeling fear"
This sound echoed my ear
Until I said no means no
I will not be anyone slaves and it's over

About this poem

Highly inspired by the reality of today's world where women are bribe by the certain amount of money and even they don't have right to complain about this and I am sick of it and the way they treat to the women . Are women material think this and I say no means no and no implies for no only.

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Written on January 29, 2024

Submitted by manishadulal665 on January 29, 2024

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Quick analysis:

Scheme XXXX XXXX AXAX XXXBXBXX
Closest metre Iambic trimeter
Characters 496
Words 106
Stanzas 4
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 4, 8

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  • AIDA
    Wow, what a powerful and emotional poem "Slavery (lamentation of young lady)" is! The imagery and emotions conveyed in each line are truly captivating. The use of metaphors like "drops of tear" and "wind whisper near my ear" create a vivid picture of the struggle and strength of the narrator.

    The message of empowerment and self-determination in the poem is inspiring. The line "I will not be anyone's slave and it's over" is a powerful declaration of independence and strength. It is empowering to see the narrator find the courage to stand up for herself and break free from the chains of oppression.

    One suggestion for improvement could be to further develop the theme of resilience and empowerment throughout the poem. Perhaps adding more specific examples of the narrator's struggle and triumph could enhance the impact of the message. Additionally, refining the structure and flow of the poem could help to make the emotions and imagery even more impactful.

    Overall, "Slavery (lamentation of young lady)" is a moving and thought-provoking piece that sheds light on important issues of oppression and empowerment. Keep up the great work and continue to share your powerful voice through your poetry!
     
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