SHRUTI CHHEDA

Drama

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SHRUTI CHHEDA

Drama

If Acid Was Never Sold

If Acid Was Never Sold

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If acid was never sold,

Girls would still look like gold


Even if covered clothes they wear,

Ruthless comments they bear


Rather than telling a girl how to dress,

Tell a man not to mess


Girls need books to read,

Push them down and they’ll still grow because they are seeds


It’s not called feminism it’s called equality,

Don’t judge her by her boobs quantity


Respect her for her work,

Be it housewife, woman or a clerk


All she wants is to be secure,

Love her with a heart that is pure


Give her wings to fly,

Let her touch the sky


I wish we were broad minded,

And minds that never minded


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