What Would You Do
I am the embodied happiness,
A bundle of
Unrestrained smiles and laughter;
No one can resist me
The beloved of all.
I am asked not to venture outside,
Or peep from my window,
I cannot hail or befriend anyone.
Never before have I been so humiliated.
My life is threatened they say;
Who would take my life to ruin his own,
What would be his life without me,
What would the world do without me?
Think of it all those who need me
What would you do?
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