The Second SexA Poem by WallflowerNo matter how high i hold my head, or how stern and assertive my face, i know i am a lamb amongst the lions. (Title pays homage to de Beauvoir)An instrument of beauty.
Sleek and slender curves Wrap around themselves Like the water hugs the shore.
Virgin or W***e?
Moving like a melody, The song that sings itself. Oh how lovely the lesson That the young lady learns When she first learns of herself.
The world plucks her chords. She does not break the silence Of her own accord, She is fingered and fondled Like an old spanish guitar.
If life were an art, Like photography, She would still be the muse That dances across the picture Like a melody.
However. No masculine would dwell behind the lens, He would not breathe Life into her. No lung, no rib, no dividends. No Eden.
Just Her.
Dancing to the music, her curves groove, her lines are loose, free to chose direction, essence, texture. The determinant of perception, Truth amidst deception, Correction To the caption That, perhaps, Has been a homonym This whole time.
“Woman” This Woman, Will reinvent her kind.
© 2011 WallflowerReviews
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