Dear Father Just because I am a girl doesn't mean I'm not human like you I am and special, maybe more special than you so first stop calling me names because I'm subject to my emotions first work and buy me the necessities, the sanitary pads before arguments about whether I smell during my periods spring first change the system,that which promotes my rights bring first abandon alcohol for it's the reason for the violence and fights first realise that I am my own person with my own dreams for we all can't be doctors, we all can't be engineers, we all can't flow with the streams first realise I hope to be first female President of this pearl first recognise that time and again my hair may need a little curl first remind my Aunt to give me the *** education after all educating me is educating a nation first treat mother like a human and not a slave first think like a man and act like a woman rather than a tsunami wave first mind about how I'm relating with my school teacher because now is the bridge that leads to my long awaited future first help sort out the political climate, it is too hot Help the country be what it should be instead of expecting me to be who I'm not first tell the insurgents and the government to put down arms for it seems they cannot see how terribly this war thing harms they can't see I'm ***** and bearing sceptic wounds which may never scar first tell the fat belly friend of yours that when I'm through with my studies I'll afford my own car first urge the concerned to put up good schools near so that I won't have to ride this far in the dark filled with fear first engage in advising my school to provide us with meals it will mean you finally understand that hunger kills first work your fingers to the bone, don't leave it for mother alone to provide the privilege of waking to comfortable beddings at dawn first start believing in me as you believe in my brothers rather than wallow in the mistakes of the forefathers first understand me before you start pointing fingers first get me a treated mosquito net and shoes to escape the jiggers first do your part and I promise I will do mine first be a father & friend then, I know everything will be fine
my brother asked me to write him one entailing threats to Girl Child Education in Africa...I hope this works