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Saudi Arabian Women
August 2, 2008
Listen to me
To what I have to say
I’ve been waiting forever
For this time to come
And I now it’s going to
Slip from my grasp quickly
Father and son walk hand in hand
For their forth daily prayer
In the mosque forbidden to women
We stand at our windows
And watch our husbands and sons
Lead a part of life in which we are not included
In the market,
The glitter of gold is dimmed
By the black cloth
Hiding my face
From the outside world
We are just women,
We have no rights,
No dreams, no wishes
We are women,
Nothing in a man’s eyes
© Anonymous
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