I'd encountered countless women who said they were
unimaginably tiredthat they'd certainly collapse into an abominable heap; even after getting up from a boundless number of hours of celestial rest and revitalizing sleep, I'd encountered countless women who said they were brutally emaciatedthat the pangs of hunger would certainly kill them; evenafter gobbling virtually every succulent delicacy on this fathomless earth, I'd encountered countless women who said they were miserably shythat they'd certainly swoon infront of the tiniest of mosquito; even after bathing each conceivable pore of their body; mind and soul under the Sun for times immemorial, I'd encountered countless women who said they were egregiously drowningthat they'd most certainly asphyxiate their last breath under water; even after the endless chain of waves had miraculously and flawlessly transported her to the safe shores, I'd encountered countless women who said they were sinful untouchablesthat their religion would never enable them to mlange with the rest of the planet; even after the Lord had himself descended before them and told them that all religions on this earth are equal and one, I'd encountered countless women who said they were abysmally purposelessthat their life would just evaporate into nothingness as it came; even after each royal stroke of destiny unveiled an infinite vistas of newness and opportunity infront of them, I'd encountered countless women who said they were dismally directionlessthat their existence was like the hackneyed pauper till their grave; even after the Omnipotent light paved a way clearer than their soul on every step they dared tread, I'd encountered countless women who said they were flagrantly scorchedthat their throats would certainly turn to charcoal of
thirst; even after merrily guzzling down-infinite a can of fruit
beer; wine and spring water on the trajectory of this earth, I'd encountered countless women who said they were inexplicably thwartedthat their life would end this very instant of depression; even after every tangible and intangible happiness of existence was copiously fed to them in a golden spoon each minute, I'd encountered countless women who said they were agonizingly suffocatingthat they'd almost forgotten the scent of fresh air; even after inexhaustibly floating in the clouds of desire-where there blew nothing else but the unstoppable wind of euphoric life, I'd encountered countless women who said they were deplorably incompletethat they'd dolefully look forward now only to the next birth; even after being blessed with an immaculate husband; children and an unendingly boisterous jugglery of kin, I'd encountered countless women who said they were hideously exploitedthat their livid bodies would now never fetch heaven; even after being worshipped as nothing else butdaughter; wife; mother; aunt and all the conceivable sacred relations that the planet was bound to, I'd encountered countless women who said they were ignominiously uglythat they always sequestered their maudlin grotesque face under the cloak to weep; even after ecstatically winning the ultimate glory crown of "Miss Universe" for every successive year, I'd encountered countless women who said they were tawdrily second handthat they wanted to commit suicide rather than being the consolation prizes of their husbands; even after wantonly philandering themselves with every handsome on the globewhilst their husbands just stared and tolerated in humble submission, I'd encountered countless women who said they were unfinished wombsthat they unrelentingly cried to seek the blessings of
the Creator; even after giving birth to so many a beautiful and
bountiful baby girl child, I'd encountered countless women who said they were irretrievably blindthat they saw nothing else but devilish darkness capsizing their innocence every instant; even after astoundingly differentiating the nth shade of their choice-for the fabric they planned to adorn on top of their skimpy outfit, I'd encountered countless women who said they were mercilessly abandonedthat they'd been left amidst a pack of savage wolves to find their non-existent way; even after haughtily ordering a countless of their slaves to lick their floors and walls clean of the last speck of grime, I'd encountered countless women who said they had abruptly endedthat they'd never ever been given a second chance by the chapters of acridly harsh life; even after an infinite heavens of glorious newness had opened at each bit of goodness that they did, And then I met herwho gave up on everything even before anything opportune could happen to her; even before the tiniest insinuation of happiness could bless her; even before the mantra of goodness and miracle could try and help her; even before she could alight a single foot to try and test her true worth on this Omniscient soil .