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The poet explores the moment of metamorphosis when a woman is done trying to live her life on others' terms and decides to do it her way.
I am done being who you want me to be
I am done seeing what you want me to see
I am done doing what you want me to do
I am done with regrets so I no longer rue!
I am done agreeing to everything you say
I am done following, doing things your way
I am done wearing what you approve of
I am done with instructions, so please stop!
I am done keeping quiet, done with silence
I am done cloaking my hurt as resilience
I am done being prey to emotional abuse
I am done being blamed, I now simply refuse!
I am done being a possession, to be shown
I am done not having an identity, my own
I am done donning avatars to bow and please
I am done with servitude, yes finally, jeez!
I am done not being heard, having a voice
I am done living my life as per your choice
I am done with the morbid illusion of love
I am done; I know now, that I myself am enough!
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Sonal is a multiple award winning blogger and writer and the founder of a women-centric manpower search firm - www.rianplacements.com. Her first book, a volume of poetry - Islands in the stream - is slated read more...
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