Let me beA Poem by Mélania WoolfYou look so concerned And your attention I earned This process, I have learned Say, What slips through your mind? As you stand there looking at me It’s from your eyes I find That you assume I am not free But do trust my words now I don’t need for you to liberate me See, My head is not bare And you fail to see my covered hair You pause everything and you stare And you judge me with your glare Certainly I’m in deep despair But are you not aware? Under this scarf that I wear I have feelings, and I do care Say, when will this end? The black-suited men you send “A ‘very human’ advice from a friend” Oh please, let’s not pretend! Wide seas and years, you won’t understand Or maybe it’s your ‘civilization’ I offend? Stop! Time and time again You speak of democracy You rob me of my liberty All I ever wanted was equality Take off your masks of humanity Why can’t you just let me be? © 2014 Mélania WoolfFeatured Review
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