A warrior
My head sank in my hoddie as I entered the ring
Knowing that my identity will be revealed without this thing
The announcer said my name "RJ"
But my opponent's name was "DJ"
I refused to shake the hand of the guy
Instead I tightened my hand's tie
I was ready to do the thing I love
Even if I had to wear this sweaty glove
I let a low, long sigh
When the bell rang to signify
The beginning of the fight
I studied my opponent from his strength to his height
Everything became in slow motion
Everything seemed to be frozen
I breathed in slowly
Walking around the ring wisely
I gave him the chance to make the first move
But he shook his head in disapprove
I attached DJ with the power I have
Ready to knock out this psychopath
I brought my fist to his cheek
I smirked in satisfaction when I heard him shriek
"This one is easy" I thought to myself
But he definitely does not approve himself
He swung his hand in the air weakly
Because I dogged it so easily
I punched him in the ribs
Which caused blood to escape from his lips
I felt him go dizzy
But I did not feel any pity
For I am a warrior
Only become stronger
I knocked him down with a last punch
I won the match with my own touch
I pulled the hoddie back
The crowd was taken aback
For they did not think I am a girl
As pretty as a pearl
I bowed and laughed at their shocked faces
But I did expect some praises
I took the money and went to my room
I took a bath and sprayed some perfume
I walked out of the building
Knowing that I am proving
That a girl is not weaker than a boy
A girl is not just a toy
So next time you think of a girl
Think about a warrior who never quites
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