Powers of a Young Woman
From my walk to my talk
To the way I speak
I am a woman
The way I can take command of a room
And pour my soul into my words
I am a woman
My gaze pierces the hearts of unsuspecting souls
The snap of my fingers seizes commotion and peace can intervene
I am a woman
I can survive without a man in this world
Because I am the one who enhances a man
I am a woman
My mind and body can not be taken
Nor can be taken by anyone but myself
I am a woman
From highest point in the solar system
To the lowest valley in canyon
My spirit which embodies my entire being can be found
Twinkling like the brightest star in the sky
I am a woman
My spirit is me
And it is remarkable
It can stop people in their tracks
And leave them wanting more of its warm embrace
The way a short encounter with a soul mate can be fleeting
My spirit can come and go if not properly acknowledged
My love is something deeper than the oceans
And wider than the imagination of a young school child
I can surpass any challenge with the grace of a gazelle
And the roar of a crying lioness that has lost her child
Womanhood is ingrained in all
It is what makes me flawless
Respect is given to a strong woman
Like it is to a bold man
With the blood that runs like a river through my veins
The source of womanhood is everlasting in my body
One must be careful with such a power
As ego may fall through and destroy a good thing
Fear of heartbreaks and love interest
Must not influence your womanhood
But be a reminder to be resilient
As those walls tumble
From your heart
Your womanhood can flow
Say it with me
I am a woman
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