Deemed Natural
Kumari Shivanjali is a writer, blogger and a dancer . She is persuing masters in economics from Centre for Development Studies, JNU. Her heart belongs to Hazaribagh, Jharkhand but presently she is residing in Kerela.
This is a story of a man, He says he dies each day, As all he sees is a hazy way . By sitting in a corner, He abuses those days of 1860s In the chronic times. When frivolous ideology preponderated And people related rhymes. He is a man who has man in his heart, He says I know many women desire women, Yet many other he knows are heterosexual. He remembers article 14, And says to himself if everyone is equal In the eyes of law then why does it discriminate When it comes to us. They seemed similar to him, yet He is jealous of them. When it comes to their love People deem it un-natural. He asks Indian culture if this is un-natural then why does the art of Khajuraho depict different Postures of homosexuality. Featured Image: Pixabay