Nonsense
Women are born
To be seen, not heard
To stay with a flock
To keep to the herd
Women are born
To be born and bear once more
This is a privilege:
Not to be whored
Not to be killed
On a flight of feminine panic
The kind where a lady
Becomes frothing and manic
Where they screech
In their normally lovely voices,
“This is my life, my body, my right
To make my own personal choices!”
Where they tear at their hair,
Usually coifed and neat
And where they dress like the devil
And roam the street
Claiming this and that
About freedoms and rights
Women should stay home
Silenced and contrite.
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