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A mountain, a range Carved from everlasting ages Did not crumble or wilt to sand as it shook from under my feet. The granite face stood Like statues To manifesting Into the space around it. Reminding me, that as weak As I feel, Inside of me is a similar Persistence Unmovable From the capricious whim of man and imbecilic masses who follow. I will seize your sharp shank from excavators trying to make me into something I am not. A woman with equal rights in the same air you breathe With dignity far beyond your pompous attempts to roil this robust range down. Your facade will crumble when the mirror knocks at your midnight door. Here, look at yourself.
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Apr 13, 2024
Apr 13, 2024 at 10:50 AM UTC
False Statues Will Crumble
A mountain, a range Carved from everlasting ages Did not crumble or wilt to sand as it shook from under my feet. The granite face stood Like statues To manifesting Into the space around it. Reminding me, that as weak As I feel, Inside of me is a similar Persistence Unmovable From the capricious whim of man and imbecilic masses who follow. I will seize your sharp shank from excavators trying to make me into something I am not. A woman with equal rights in the same air you breathe With dignity far beyond your pompous attempts to roil this robust range down. Your facade will crumble when the mirror knocks at your midnight door. Here, look at yourself.
Abortion is healthcare. Women's rights are human rights. Keep abortion legal.
Highwireart
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Apr 13, 2024
Apr 13, 2024 at 10:50 AM UTC
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