The Plight and Pride of The Fire Born Princess
The Fire Born Princess
The Holy Godess
Pride of the Pandava
Friend of Madhava
My tales reached the masses
But the cries went unheard
Cause I was the major of the war' causes
My Birth was plan to revenge my father clan
In Swayamavar saw the mighty Partha
dressed as a saint
With whom i was excited to acquaint
The respected mother of the Pandavas asked me to shared
Mother's word are equal to god my beloved declared
I was to marry all of them
My fate had decided
Never once in it all Arjuna chided
I was hailed as the Lucky bride
Of the kuru clan I was pride
How was I supposed to know my smile won't last a mile
The doomed game was now in session
The upholder of dharma lost his possession
Drag her by hair the uncouth one declared
Humiliated in the court even my soul wasn't spared
The elders and learned kept quiet
Hundered's of eyes but none to see my plight
My husband's had their head bowed
Helplessness in their eyes cleary showed
Called out To Govind to put my misery to end
Indeed was he an true friend
We lost the palace lost our peace
But our sorrows were just about to increase
12 years spend in exile
The unjust rejoiced while
My fate was supposed to be happy feature
Wouldn't have agreed if I knew my futuure
The mighty Pandavas were now mere servant
But to my plight they were still unobservant
Soon the tesing times ended We learnt our lessons bitter n Sweet
We're prepared for Adharam to defeat
The war' begun the pilage came undone
Adharma was finally condmen
Arjun was guided by the cowherd
Abhimanyu become the victim of cowards
Millions killed on both side
Blamed was the panadav bride
The bringer of war I was called
My pride and anger were the root cause
The doomed queen I was
Lost my son and my brother
Greatest curse for a sister and mother
Blamed and shamed I could only cry
Did my loss had no price
Years from now it will be a cautionary tale
Women cause war they'll say
Does justice for us has no importance
Or Cause it agress to society's accordance
About this poem
This is Poem is About Agni Suta: The Daughter of Fire The heroine of Indian Epic Mahabharat She was the shared wife of 5 Pandavas. She suffered great injustices in life but always remained pious and strong. She was gambled away and humiliated by her own family. Kidnapped and Harrassed during her Exile. Lost her Father, Brother and Sons to a war. Yet for all she faced she never shed a tear and stood strong like a beautiful wild Flower in Stroms. The fire in her was capable for both nourishing the weakend life and destroying the injustices. She is true definition of the divine feminine and story is an inspiration to millions to come. more »
Submitted by malvikadubey2801 on July 30, 2022
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Scheme | AABBCDCEXFF GGXHH IIJ KKGGXXXXLL MM JJNN XDOO KEDXI IXPPNNXX XXQQ |
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Closest metre | Iambic pentameter |
Characters | 1,995 |
Words | 387 |
Stanzas | 10 |
Stanza Lengths | 11, 5, 3, 10, 2, 4, 4, 5, 8, 4 |
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