histórias de Feministpoetry

Feminist Poems based on some of my favorite songs <3 these are poems about my life as a teenager and how I see now that the system was set up against girls in general. Its sort of just here for me to vent through words without punching stuff (but punching stuff is def valid too) IF YOU ARE OFFENDED BY THIS BOOK THEN DON'T READ IT - DO NOT BE UNNECESSARILY HATEFUL OR CRUEL

In this new poetry anthology, I discard my shell crack by crack.

This is a collection of some poetry I wrote, please enjoy!! Poetry is something I've really gotten into recently and I had a really good time writing some of these!! :D Credits to the artist of the photo.

A collection of my poetry spanning from 2016 me to now me.

this is a series of short poems illustrating "there are emotions in everything" credits for the photo to the artist (unknown)

A retelling that strips the myth bare. A woman wronged by gods, erased by storytellers, and punished for a crime that was never hers. This is Medusa speaking for herself-

A heartfelt tribute to the beauty and strength of women! This poignant poem takes you on a journey of self-discovery, love, and empowerment. With its raw emotion and lyrical flow, it's a must-read for anyone who's ever felt the power of femininity. Get ready to be inspired and uplifted by this stunning celebration of womanhood! #WomenEmpowerment #Poetry #Inspiration

a poem about fire and matches and watching the world burn credits to the artist for the cover photo

Trust me I'm working on it...

A book filled with poetry that I wrote in my free time. Read at your own brain cell loss. COPYRIGHT NOTICE All of these poems are the intellectual property of @IzzaBeast and are protected under copyright law. This collection is an original work written by @IzzaBeast. No one can publish or distribute any original work without written consent by IzzaBeast. No one quote original work without giving proper credit. © 2020 All Rights Reserved.

Internal monologue of a woman fed up with living in a man's world. For anyone tired of unnecessary male anger being revered while our justified anger is dismissed. Inspired by and references the Warsan Shire quote, "To my daughter I will say, when the men come, set yourself on fire." Shire, Warsan. Teaching My Mother How to Give Birth. Lightning Source Inc, 2014.

the truth about being an "open book" Credits to the artist for the photo

another feminist poem :) references to Shakespeare, Greek mythology and The Picture of Dorian Gray (as a literature student it's essentially my duty to do so).

This poem explores the loss of innocence and self-worth experienced by women as they grow up in a society that imposes restrictive gender norms and expectations. It reflects on the contrast between the carefree girl of the past and the more self-conscious woman of the present. I am a first time writer and have no experience in writing poems or stories so please leaves feedback I am open to criticism.

A collection of six poems, each exploring the limitations and social expectations that society places on women. These ideas are tossed aside as the question is asked, is this all the world has to offer us?

She dreamed of a world where silence didn't cost her identity ..... In a realm beyond this one she found Heaven - not in skies , but in the freedom she never had . This is not a fantasy - it's a rebellion wrapped in poetry . A collection of soul scars , fire wrapped dreams , and the strength of a girl who was always questioned - until she entered the world where the questions stopped . And finally she began to speak . Step into a parallel world where rules aren't build to silence her , but to shield her. Where whispers become roars , and freedom finally breathes . 💭Heaven wasn't up above ..... it was just the world that treated her right .

Poetry that I write and share to my insta @thatpoet_emilyjayne Mostly romantic/heartbreak/feels poetry, I like experimenting with and using creative and obscure imagery!

it's a poetry, which is based on a path of girls.

This is a feminist poem :)