That Fourth Duty
You are only my mother in law;
You don't have rights to frame me a law.
You stare at me in jealousy,
When I sit for a while breathlessly.
You rise your voice to the core fiercely,
And order me another work immediately.
This, my body is God's sanctuary,
And I owe to keep it healthy;
This is my first and foremost priority.
I bear a burden in shifts- one, two and three.
Morning, afternoon and evening,
I abide by your power of commanding.
Don't liken me to a coward party;
I obey you...
You don't have rights to frame me a law.
You stare at me in jealousy,
When I sit for a while breathlessly.
You rise your voice to the core fiercely,
And order me another work immediately.
This, my body is God's sanctuary,
And I owe to keep it healthy;
This is my first and foremost priority.
I bear a burden in shifts- one, two and three.
Morning, afternoon and evening,
I abide by your power of commanding.
Don't liken me to a coward party;
I obey you...