To Be A Woman
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Last published Tue, Jun 22, 2021
To be a woman and to love them. Collection of mostly sapphic poems.
"The day I'll teach my daughter
I will tell her the sweetest lesson
when men call you crazy and claim love
set morals on fire."
a poems to all females out there, you are the Goddesses of all gods.
"To be a woman was the greatest achievement of them all
to hold the creation of humanity in your hands
hold the power rebellion and independence
to bring down kingdoms to sound of laughter
to be a woman is the greatest thing amongst all."
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