What if I dropped the F-bomb
In the hearts of every man
They’d wriggle, writhe
Twist and cry
For sins they’ve committed and permitted
What if I dropped the F-bomb
In the hearts of all women
They’d shift and sort
Through many thoughts
Pains, insults, injuries
But FEMINISM
Isn’t four letters
Though treated
As such
Frequently
I ask
What’s so bad
About love
Thought, respect
A little consideration
Am I not equal
Worthy
And wise
Do I not too
Have human eyes
Stop telling me
I handed you
The apple
When you’re clearly
The one so troubled
Corrupted
And twisted
Oh you poor men
Of course we women
Are to blame
We planted the seeds
Of sickness
Perversion
You’re clearly
Not responsible at all
For your own thoughts
Own actions, desires
So cover and keep us
Abuse and conceal us
We clearly should never be free
***
Why I must drop the F-bomb
With no desire to melt off male skin
I use gentle love
Discussions of hurt
Vulnerability is not only feminine
We all must understand
And work
Together
To embrace
Both sides of the world
Our souls
Our spirits
Both female and male
Needed
To become whole
We really are one
So why do we fight
Subjugate
Demean
And frighten
Fear
And fight
Human are we
Must this be
The meaning of existence
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