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Arizona Indigo
Poems
Jan 2013
Grande Dame
Rise, my sisters, rise
For the waking glory of the skies
Carries the ancient goddess
of dawn to your windows.
Awake and rise
And meet one another.
Greet with the genuine
Kiss of women power.
Gather the grains of rights
From the fields of our mothers.
no, We must no longer delay,
We shall take away
What was created by
The singing birds
Who call for us.
Sweet is the shade
of our demanding raid
And sweet is the display
of poetic lungs
Who shine and parade.
donβt underestimate or
speak the wrong way.
No.
It is not us who will
Wither and fade,
But the beards of our kings
Who will fall to extinct.
The kingdom of stars
Shall be ours,
And your wishes for more power
Have become nothing but
tormented curse beyond
Your very last hour.
So allow the riot of blame
amongst the innocence to the
Far-fetched shame;
Those who will always
Stay the same.
Those who frame their game,
And wear satan as there last name.
leaving us, yes, us, women,
to rust with the chains.
but i say,
We will always exclaim:
WOMEN
WILL
NEVER
BE TAMED.
-Arizona
Written by
Arizona Indigo
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