WOMAN

WOMAN

A Poem by Alvin L. Kathembe
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WARNING: Graphic language

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Hold your tongue, woman,

And know your place.

You are only good for three things -

Your cook, your clean, and your c**t.

 

Teach them to exist for my amusement,

These daughters you are raising.

Raise them content to be owned;

A possession and a plaything.

Obsess them with an ideal of beauty

Impossible and sick;

Teach your sons to think of them as but

Receptacles for dick.

In your music, in your movies

Make him think that he can earn it

Make him believe that p***y

Is his birthright, he deserves it;

That if he has money, and power

Cinderella will follow

If you’ve got it, then no b***h

Can dare tell you no.

Tell him he was born superior -

It is written, it is known

Then misconstrue your scriptures

To make it seem so…

 

Men are wild and vicious creatures

Born to rip, and bred to tear

To want, for them, is to take:

So watch what you wear.

Can you provoke a lion into mauling you

Then take him to task for it?

If you go out, looking like that

Then you are asking for it.

A woman’s place is the bedroom

Is the market, is the kitchen;

A woman is to be bought and sold:

A factory for children.

 

So when she talks back to me

I don’t hesitate to stretch my arm -

When I s**t on her, when I break her down

I forget how small I am.

 

© 2014 Alvin L. Kathembe


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What!
Perfectly sums up all the foolishness going around locally.
Very well put. The satire is glaring!
~M.Babu~

Posted 10 Years Ago


this is sexy until the last two lines, the last two lines is the most disgusting thing I ever read, but it is quite the dramatic twisted, thanks,

Posted 10 Years Ago


Alvin L. Kathembe

10 Years Ago

Hello Laura thanks so much for taking the time to read, and review.

The last two lines .. read more

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Alvin L. Kathembe
Alvin L. Kathembe

Nairobi, Kenya



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