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“How Dare She?”

What to be feared more

Then a woke woman 

Then one who sees behind the circus curtains

Then one who doesn’t follows blind the oppression

She is dangerous to patriarchal culture 

A theath that refuses to worshipfully suffer 

How dare she speak with a mind of her own?

Definitely her faith that is by the West blown

Sacrifices are only glorified if they are from her

A load of labor is only praised if it is on her

She’s a mother, a paidless worker, and a woman of career 

A “second-hand” human, a limited dreamer

She can dance, swim, row, ride, wrestle, and shoot

With the elegance of forever standing diligence 

She creates the world in which she’s imprisoned

Her presence is a blessing, her voice a song, and her picture a portrait 

Education frees her from others’ on her tightened blindfold

Independence is how she calls it out, “oppression.”

The fear of one who can’t force her to continue a patriarchal succession

The one heaven’s promise of endless good deed accession 

Yet she lives on his earth with restrictions

Her dreams are sacred as her beliefs and fictions

Does the world itself dare bind her?

Sensitive like a lily and tough like armor

This is women

A woke woman

The feared one

If sees behind the curtains



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