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Aditya Roy
Poems
Oct 2018
Disjunctive Desires
I used to feel safe
Hiding in precarious dark alleys
Away from the orphanage
Realizing only now
Some friends leave
For better futures and families
In mysterious ways
I used to feel safe
Knowing there is food
That is thrown away
By little men with big pockets
Who just seem to get ahead
Only finding out now
I may have to work as a waitress
Or a cook at an abusive home
instead
I used to feel safe
Thinking about the ****
That gave me birth
And conception to feeling glum
Knowing they'd gone astray
Coming to the conclusion
I had no uncles
And no family friends
Back in the day
I finally feel safe
Knowing there is a place
For attractive women and intelligent men
Little do I know
Intelligence is subjective
And attraction is ******
I get ***** everyday
Never to be praised for my intelligent display
Women will speak up when they can speak up. Don't conform them
#rights
Written by
Aditya Roy
27/M/New Delhi, India
(27/M/New Delhi, India)
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