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The Voice that Spoke


Silent everytime

no noise at all

Until one day it spoke

The voice was very soft 

Calm and gentle 

Then it got louder

Speaking of truth and facts

equality of women and power

Everyone was amazed and started to clap

But no one knew the voice

The voice then became visual

A girl came foward

And said, "my name is Elizabeth Cady Stanton

And I am the voice".

 

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