Bare foot, through the bazaar,
And with the same undulant grace
As the cloth blown back from her face,
She glides with a stone jar
High on her head
And not a ripple in her tread.
Watching her cross erect
Stones, garbage, excrement and crumbs
Of glass in the Karachi slums,
I, with my stoop, reflect
They stand most straight
Who learn to walk beneath a weight.
This poem is a tribute to a Work keeps a person strong and vigilant. An idle person will also portrays realistically the slums of Karachi in a few appreciates the working woman who has practically turned her work into an woman walks softly with the delicacy and rhythm of a dancer's feet.
A Sindhi woman is going through a bazaar with bare feet. She was body and floating dress. The wind pushes the cloth impressively and there is a rhythm in her movement which can be seen in swaying carrying stone jar on her head. She walks as smoothly as the wave of a stream. passing scene of a Karachi slum. The poet meditates and sees his own body that is bent by her from her face. She is She is through stones, garbage, pieces of bread and the broken glass. This is the time. He observes that only those who bear the burden of life and carry its hardships through life are strong and straight. Glossary wave like motion or look move along smoothly walk undulant glide tread garbage waste, worthless or rubbish excrement waste matter expelled from the body.
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