Parisha Dutta:
She was trembling with fear as they threw her out,
Pressed her mouth when she tried to shout.
Tore her clothes million times apart,
No-one can feel the way she was hurt.
She was travelling in a bus with the love of her life,
A life so beautiful, her career was at thrive.
Happy she was, a woman so bold;
But faced the worst which made her life cold.
Six men sitting there watched her through,
And the demon inside them started to grow.
Grasped her body as they were feeding on her,
To answer her screams, stopped no car.
Her friend gave his hand but was hit by a rod,
Collapsed to the ground while she prayed to God.
They were tearing her organs, silence felt her dread;
Helpless and ripped, she was lying there naked.
Fought her death, she was a girl so brave;
Tired of the pain, had to face the grave.
She deserved her life but I say with grieve,
Her last words were, “Maa, I want to live.”
Note:
Nirbhaya, the 23-year-old paramedic, was raped and brutalised on a moving bus in Delhi. She and her male friend were then thrown out of the bus. Nirbhaya lost her battle for life in a Singapore hospital on December 29, 2012.
About Parisha:
Parisha Dutta is a rising writer, poet and blogger. She will soon join college and major in English Literature. She is of Bengali origin and currently resides in Guwahati, Assam, India. She would like to pursue a literary career as a poet and a writer. Her aim is to become a passionate writer and presently she is trying and working on lyrics and sonets.