MARRIAGE
-one woman’s opinion
Marriage is the difficulty
Of changing routine and priorities
That make you less yourself
And a woman has to be less her self
In order to be more a woman
Marriage to a woman
Is a protection
For her who dares not live
on her own identity
It is too costly and too risky
A Grandmother in Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur is too
lonely for me
I long for my home in the country
The house that I built with my tears
The place where I fought against poverty
To give my children their education
Until they occupied important position
Isn’t that what I have been praying for
The prayer that sent them to the capital city
Leaving me alone and lonely
Please send me back to the village
InKuala Lumpur I
have no place
This city is moving too quickly
And I can only walk slowly
This city is for the young to live their best
Not a place for the elderly to rest
This is where you think about live
And forget about death
Burial ground is getting scarce.
-one woman’s opinion
Marriage is the difficulty
Of changing routine and priorities
That make you less yourself
And a woman has to be less her self
In order to be more a woman
Marriage to a woman
Is a protection
For her who dares not live
on her own identity
It is too costly and too risky
A Grandmother in Kuala Lumpur
I long for my home in the country
The house that I built with my tears
The place where I fought against poverty
To give my children their education
Until they occupied important position
Isn’t that what I have been praying for
The prayer that sent them to the capital city
Leaving me alone and lonely
Please send me back to the village
In
This city is moving too quickly
And I can only walk slowly
This city is for the young to live their best
Not a place for the elderly to rest
This is where you think about live
And forget about death
Burial ground is getting scarce.
Confession of a
Working Mother
I am sorry, my baby
As every morning
You put little hands around me
And I try to be free
My little one
As I sit among papers and files
Between the chores and duty
Sometimes I see your tearful eyes
Sometimes I hear you calling me
At tender age I have to make you understand
That life is not always a loving hand
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