Braced with the laws of this Indian society
I have a right to vocalize my pinned anxiety
Nevertheless, he looked me up with his eyes
I’ll put allegations against him with all those wandering lies
I own the privilege to cross the road with a green signal onto
But if I found you passing over my path, I’ll definitely sue you
You’re a boy strong though
Alone, you are enough. I need laws to go
No laws are meant to be yours
I’m the one who owns all the laws, which still obscure
You suffer agony, but no one cares
Suffered by misogyny, still suppressed
Men are dogs, Society’s thought
Loyal by heart if positively caught
Beautifully penned by Urooma Niyaz
About Heartsaysalot – Poetry Submissions
Let’s Write with Heartsaysalot
Heartsaysalot is a quiet space for voices that feel deeply and write honestly.
Here, poetry is not bound by language; it flows in English Poetry, Hindi Poetry, and Urdu Poetry, carrying emotions that words alone struggle to hold.
If you write verses born from love, loss, healing, faith, or the in-betweens of life, your poetry belongs here. Every poem is read with respect, and every voice is valued for its truth.
Whether you are an emerging poet or someone who writes only to breathe, heartsaysalot welcomes your words.
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Let your words find a home where hearts listen.
Some write to be heard, some to heal, some simply to survive. If your words carry truth, silence, or longing, let them rest here. At heartsaysalot, every words is read with care, and every heart is welcomed without judgment.
