She looks at those fallen leaves,
Of autumn, fallen to querencia
Of ground, of new home,
Meandering on a rugged, bumpy road,
Like her, dumped to an unknown,
Melancholic life, of new home,
Rather, a new kitchen - her new home,
Splinters of anger, artistically scripted,
Into the brown matters of atoms,
She weave her heart in the sweaters,
She make for her grandson,
Breathing ataxy of helpless,
She puts it around her grandson's body,
To check the size, forgetting
all her troubles.
That kitchen has charged her dowry to let in,
To the unknown dubeity of ischaemia,
To the flip side of desolation, that
her tempest of breathes served her,
Potion never, poison forever,
Beneath the facade of Toska,
Atrocity that she has existed with,
Stripping sheds of her identity,
She lost herself in kitchen,
Patriarchal blessings of society, where
Females are smeared with dark blotches,
She is not supposed to be angry,
Away from agony,
She drapes herself in phlegmatic saree,
Chosen by stereotypical society.
For she is too young to make her own choices.
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