Gall

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Too soon she learned the ways

Of constraint and reserve,

Rehersed sweetness and

A dignity well conserved.

  

Yet every now and then

She just couldnt ignore,

A surge of bitterness

That had to be endured.

  

For when the bitter bile,

Claimed every molecule,

They saw- vain and vile

An object of ridicule.

  

However righteous the rage,

However strong her cause,

There’s no place for grievances

In a lady’s entourage.

  

So she sucked in her poisons

Tucked away the bitter gall

A sugar laden tongue

Yellowed, but loved by all.

  

©Sai

7/1/21

Pic credit: Ivan Bandura (Unsplash)

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9 responses to “Gall”

  1. Being woman, you realise it sooner or later.

  2. An intriguing title. A poignant and impactful poem. 💚💚💚The reality of most women in our country.

  3. poignant…loved the last line…A sugar laden tongue/Yellowed, but loved by all.

  4. True that….put together so wel

  5. Wow! So well written and indeed the bitter truth around us!

  6. Wow wow wow 💚💚💚👌

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