I am a girl

                       I am a girl


                         I am proud I am a girl,                              My parents treat me like a previous pearl.   

                         I am their lovely princess,                                Always told me I am nothing less . 

         Because of my parents I live in pride ,                 They thought me there is no reason to hide.

             They strive to provide best education,             My parents work hard without any relaxation

                   They exhort me to live boldly,                                 Never ever they have said coldly.

                  That I am only a girl, a burden,                        Darkest of their dreams wouldn't want to abandon.

             I am proud they are my parents                   They thought me to live life without any           resentments.

   

                                    Parnavi Vinod Patil

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