Fighter
I am fifteen,
the devil wrote
the winding road
of this cage.
One feared phase,
smothered in silence;
to out write the devil
I picked up a pen.
With care I carved
my own road;
which fed words
to my soul so starved.
I am woman,
voiceless and muffled,
a mute point
that I am human.
I am a captive,
To my surroundings
To my circumstances
But I write to fight; freedom.
I am free,
On paper air planes,
With my words
Inscribed on every inch.
Fighter,
I am this word
I am a woman
I am a writer.
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