She, Unbroken by Mosfeka zannat

You are a woman—

complete in the very breath of your birth.

Your fullness is written

in the script of sorrow and joy,

in laughter that knows no cause,

in silences heavy with unspoken ache,

in the soft rebellion of your heart.

Those who question your wholeness

are wanderers of a barren desert,

thirsting forever,

blind to the ocean the Creator

has placed within you.

Or perhaps,

they tremble before the fire

hidden in your soul.

Do not fall into the mirage of their illusions.

Be the river—overflowing, alive.

Be the current—unyielding, eternal.

Awaken to the strength that sleeps in you.

Drink deeply of your own power.

For you are not less—

you are infinite.

This poem is a celebration of womanhood and the innate strength every woman carries from birth. It reminds us that a woman’s wholeness exists in her joys, her sorrows, her laughter, and even her unspoken complaints. Those who doubt or fear her completeness live limited lives, unable to recognize the infinite power within her. The poem is a call to women to embrace their inner strength, flow freely like a river, and move forward like an unstoppable current—rejoicing in the power that is already theirs.