I Write Poetry

[center][b][i]Simone de Beauvoir prays to Lilith[/i][/b][/center]

[center]Curse me, Mother
For I have not sinned
But I still have to ask
for forgiveness

Disown me, Mother
For I am free
And being cremated
will be the sole reason I get burned
~~~~~
So the moral of the story
is that women are not moral

Because men start wars in their name
Because hurricanes have female names

They whisper the words
womb, breasts
They pronounce witch
as if it's a cuss word
~~~~~
Kill me, Mother
For I can live
I write, I laugh, I hate
I SCREAM

Punish me, Mother
For I'm a femme fatale
But with that I mean
I'm deadly[/center]

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SW-User

Hmm... What's this? Like... Mean to you?

HannibalAteMeOut · 22-25, F

@SW-User I'd like to know your interpretation first ;)

SW-User

@HannibalAteMeOut ah hmm... Ok ha I'd say it's a prayer to always and forever being looked down on? But know in yourself and what you believe your not?

HannibalAteMeOut · 22-25, F

@SW-User interesting one :) for me it's actually a tribute to the liberation of women and how they are viewed by many religions

SW-User

@HannibalAteMeOut hmm ha alright then, I don't think women are very thought of highly in religions. I know they are in different cultures for sure.