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Feminist Cinderella


Out of her stepmother's house she went,

because self care is important.

She never really needed anyone anyway,

but the guy from the last ball keeps calling her name.

She finds her own apartment, 

and fills it with vibes of female empowerment.

Turns out going to school,

is actually kind of cool.

Student loans aren't,

but she's doing her part

to dismantle the patriarchy,

and take advantage of all the opportunities she can see. 

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