This Woman Is
Who is this woman walking down the street?
She carries her groceries with a baby strapped to her back
She keeps her small children tucked safely beside her
She provides for her children
She is strength
Who is this woman in the boardroom?
She pitches her idea that she has worked tirelessly
She keeps her composure when she is passed over or patronized
She gathers details and synchronizes her responses
She is strength
Who is this woman at the bus stop?
She remembers generations that have come and gone
She understands the pain and joy of building a family, only to be left alone
She nurses aching joints that come from years of satisfying hard work
She is strength
Who are these women we see every day?
They are you
They are me
They are your mother, and her mother
They are strength
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