The Khushi's Pen

This is religion. A girl is pure, she is goddess wealth, She is the master cook, she is the one Who feeds the family, bread. But, Only until her whites turn all red. Drooping stoop is the mentality dead? This is religion. A girl should be sure, after eight stepping out of the house if she endures, "She attracts!" The monster society replies. She should, thus, be in; "And build herself to be thin"; because that's what girls are 'idolized' to be. This is religion A girl is a girl. A boy is a boy. Why can't you just pretend to swap for a day? A girl to be a boy. And, A boy to be a girl. Do you still think the balance wouldn't be null? This is religion!

'Originalities are being haunted.' Since the very day of our cradle, to learning how to paddle while sitting on a saddle; we and every other being wants, needs and demands for 'ORIGINALITY'.  It's the aesthetic essence of every cliché and absence of this trait to me is merely "a clock not knowing how to tick-tock." 'Cliché' for me is not sitting idle, not tending to linger on and on and then moan while summon. "In this era of cat and dog race; we all want  to ace." We tend creating 'Multinational Companies', but forget the under-privilaged and their abilities; we dream becoming 'Business Tycoons', but fear late-night shifts; we love to strike the bolt of our 'Dream Life'; but fear losing the loved rattle ringers of our life. It's no harm, if I quote, "If you dream of gaining something optimistic, possess the intimate courage of shedding the non-realistic." I too discovered the 'non-cliché'...