She was shocked, speechless and aghast, At the revelations happening before her. In the forest, she once called home, She was left abandoned. He, who once held her hand, Vowed to love and protect her Left her homeless, without words, in despair. His silence spoke a thousand truths Which were disguised lies. His blood in her womb, she thought he cared But her love had failed, her heart shattered. Sad and dejected, she built a cocoon Calling it home, she nurtured her womb. He who once fought the world for her, Could not fight his own. Her hands pained from holding on, Year after year of waiting on, Hoping to catch a glimpse of him. But now she waited no longer. The Daughter of the Earth, Warrior heart of Mithila, Decided to be brave again. He was now King, her husband was a past. A queen in her hermitage, follow Dharma, she must. She taught her children his deeds, All wonderful and brave, She taught them Dignity was greater Than love and faith. She saw ...