! ! ! ! Are You Listening, Prof. Higgins....! ! ! !

Well Prof. Higgins, I’ll like to bring you up to date Mention of a woman need no longer get you into a state. You’ll be surprised things have changed Since Pygmalion was first staged. No longer a woman’s anxious little hand Is just waiting to wear a wedding band. She has far too many interests Other than her dresses and gloves. A woman needs as much space As you rightly said, even if just to laze. By the way, when she call her friends They just don’t talk of cars and gizmos to no end. It’s no longer true that women can’t go out alone And always need to be chaperoned. Women too will rather have their tooth drilled Than live with a man who is utterly selfish. Get a man in your life and his idea of relaxation Is just to sit in front of TV and serf channels Men always cursed women for their bad timing Even when she is being operated for medical emergency. Hence, women too hesitate to let a man in their lives And lead a life free of strife Why can’t a man be like a woman? Kind, patient and full of compassion. Eliza rightly said, earth will still spin without you No one is indispensable is really true. Pickering too asked you, are you a man of character Where women are concerned? Please give an honest answer. Let’s face it; you too succumbed to her charm and grace Don’t be fooled it was because you got accustomed to her face. The battle of the sexes will go on We still take the plunge, its more than just hormones Pygmalion is A Play written by Bernard Shaw on which the movie My Fair Lady was based.