The Fight
I walk down the street. My ghosts consider themselves to be in for a treat. In the dark, some search, and I create light. I am a woman, the world I have to fight. The dear ones, hypocrites, who let me dream, I call it love. Impale me each time with their failed words. In the dark, some search, but I create light. I am a woman, even my blood, I fight. I cover my thighs with my hands if my shirt sways, If not, they will be outraged. In the dark, I must create my own light. I am a woman, for my choices, selfishly I fight. I won’t be the cog in the cycle of destruction, I break the infinity loop of thrust-down tyranny To liberate my sisters, In the dark, I walk to light, As a woman, I have to fight. If I choose my words over another hand, They'll make me the outcast of the clan. In the dark, I have to create my light. I am a woman, in and out, everywhere, I fight. Even God apparently hates me...