A Poem
Digital Emotions Or Her Freedom?
The last time she was happy and proud,
she could like something on Facebook,
she could show her confidence on Instagram,
she could share something on Twitter,
she could pen a story on Medium,
she could answer something she knew on Quora,
she could share her insights on Linkedin.
doesn’t matter,
if it’s digital emotions,
her thriving sovereignty?
her bold statement?
or her only freedom?
with every like and clap,
her presence is noted,
her voice is heard,
her appearance is roaring,
her knowledge is acknowledged.
for decades,
she had the idea,
she had the willpower,
she had the brilliance,
but had no support.
after all,
her roar is nearing,
her words are weighing,
she can speak freely,
about her rights,
and outshine,
the inequality.
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Anish Lamichhane is a medical doctor from Germany. He has his interests in medical oncology (cancer medicine), psychiatry (mental health medicine), palliative care and digitalization of health care. He likes to present health stories in a non-traditional way with poetry and health education pieces. All his articles are his personal expressions. Please consult your health care providers for direct professional medical recommendations.