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A timely knock on the door can save a life, save a woman or girl from violence. Let them know someone is watching.
Closed doors muffled moans, Don’t ignore if you land on.. May be it’s next door Down the street, or your own A child with tears, a girl with bruises Woman hiding her pain inside a draped veil Don’t be a bystander, just knock the door Let her know, someone is watching She’s not alone, anymore Not every tears are to be drunk, no bones needed to be broken!
Closed doors muffled moans Don’t ignore if you land on.. Break the fear that kept you shackled all these years It’s now or never, better to hear What if the cries are from far across? Are you waiting for the moans to hit your door? Go ahead and knock the door, don’t shy It’s a sorry, if nothing, Otherwise you saved a life It can be a child, girl or a woman who fought hard to survive!! Just go on and knock the door…
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Sheeba Vinay is a writer, Compiler by profession. She is criminologist and a writing therapist. Her write-ups have been published in Lokmat Times, TOI and various platforms like Women's Web, Momspresso, Storymirror, India read more...
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