Women's day 2020

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She is there for your care,
She is always ready to share,,
She is so strong internally with several layer,,
She is enough brave to accept any dare,,
She runs a family as smooth as a car with 4th gear,,
She, being a sufferer, smiles for others and always says cheer,,
She is the reason for all positiveness we hear,,
She sacrifices everything for her near and dear,,



Let's acknowledge her on Women's day,,😍
Grateful to all Women, we just have to say 😍

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