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She

Gone were the days where women are damsel in distress We still wear our black and golden tresses but we are warriors Gone were the days where princesses are supposed to just look pretty Come on now, we aren’t that petty We aren’t begging for pity We are more than crowns and labels and titles We’ve learned to pick-up swords We reach for the moon and stars We have long mended our own wounds and scars We soar though castles of clouds Where your judgement blows up in smokes Where there’s nothing but acceptance of diversities Where we aren’t defined by how good of a cook we are not Or how good we are at keeping an entire household sparkling clean A woman isn’t just a woman She’s madness and beauty at the same time Chaos and calm if you will closely look She’s weakness and strength combined into one amazing soul Too rare and abundant in this world She is a woman and yet, she’s more than just a woman
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Sep 10, 2019
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