Remembering Wine PoetryA Poem by SergeiA plea for those shackled by religion, women especially, to break free
Honour thy father, thy mother;
honour him so that when he hurts her firing degradation and humiliation from firearms of furious ijma -- male consensus on feminine inferiority -- it will be her fault: Nefzawi's Satan makes vaginal juices flow like tears Her religion is not hers O mothers and sisters who hide blue faces behind black veils or display red lips and flowing hair who flaunt and celebrate that innate femininity in full candor and chant "oppressed is not me" while supplicating the all-mighty being who blessed the infallible charlatan of Arabia with intimate knowledge of intimacy and revealed to him the truth of women's weakness: femininity's spiritual fragility; O mothers and sisters, awaken to realisation: you are not mothers and sisters you are women; denotation unconfined to relation to masculinity discard the veil of inferiority, thrown over to make shameful your objects of pride discard discourse of empowerment through oppression of fanciful notions of "rights" and "equality" Verily, They have not created you equal Dissect the lies that weak, fearful men feed you -- like Hind who, when the charlatan forbade murder, spat in remembrance of the lives he'd taken Such is the nature of the believing man: self-serving hypocrisy sustaining womanly servitude Discard plagiarised verses forged in pagan deserts and once again take up those of Al-Ma'ari and the poets who knew how to party remember and enjoy what the charlatan's men would have you forget and forbid Recall or experience the joy of poetry and wine and pay no heed to bearded men who consider themselves wise but are more akin to billy goats with no more knowledge of the divine © 2018 Sergei |
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Added on March 3, 2018 Last Updated on March 3, 2018 Tags: religion, philosophy, skepticism, rationality, Islam, poetry, Arabia, freethinkers, reason, history, doubt, wine, women, subjugation, oppression, servitude |