She’d always loved the rain.
The scent of wet grass,
The refreshing cold,
Even the agony and the pain.
But she waited eagerly for what followed the downpour of the heavens.
Those colours splattered in the sky,
The rainbow hinting at her faded smile.
For each time she looked at that spectrum,
She was reminded of her.
The one woman she dared to love,
Then lost through stereotypes, prejudices and hatred in a blur.
“How can happiness exist and thrive?” she often wondered.
When man can’t even coexist.
Without mutual respect and love,
No man can survive.
But on that one fateful evening,
When her heart grew heavy with sadness.
The heavens cried for her one last time,
And brought news of the delayed end to a madness.
The voices and words rang through her mind,
“I am what I am. So take me as I am.”
And with a newfound hope,
She let herself fully smile.
But just when she thought her heart would burst of happiness,
Ecstasy came knocking in a unexpected form.
On her doorstep she stood, with a smile on her face and a wedding ring in her hand.
“Will you marry me now?” she whispered, “Isn’t this what we planned?”
~Megha Bhartiya 💜
©️Megha Bhartiya, inksoakedsoul.wordpress.com
Photo Source – Pinterest
Today deserved a special post.
Today will go down in Indian history as the day love won. Homosexuality is not a crime in India anymore.
It’s such a huge step. I’m so happy for the many who’ve struggled through the years to achieve this.
And so, here’s a special piece I thought of writing in response to such a big change. Let me know what you thought about it.
Happy Blogging!
-Megha 💜
Yes, its a great day and a great win for the LGBTQ community. You did an awesome job of celebrating this day in history with your poem.Well done ,Megha.
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Indeed a great day 😄
Thank you for reading Megha! Your comments always make my day. 💜
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Happy to make you smile dear
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😊❤️
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Absolutely love this Megha🖤 beautifully written, and the emotions were really coming through. Such vibrance, such colours. Brilliant work.
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Thankuuu Shruti!
Always looking forward to your comments 😊💜
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Great job on this one Megha. Much like Bhajpai’s it really brings out the emotions the average person of a different sexual orientation would have been feeling.
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Haha thanks!
And I talked to “Bhajpai” about how theirs and my piece came out so similar without even coordinating hehe.
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Hehe
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Ohmygosh guys I just saw this😂
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Hehehehe 😂
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beautiful and colorful…this was a cheerful read
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Thanks alot dear! 😄💜
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your welcome
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Beautifully written, Megha!! 🙂 ❤ It truly is the day for them, as they rise out of the shame and sorrow which had chained them for so many years! Awesome post!! ❤ 🙂
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Oh Riddhima! I’ve missed you here! :)
Thank you so much for reading dear, and I’m glad you liked it. 😊💜
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:) <3
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