The Price of FemininityA Poem by ashleymdcleansingThe Price of Femininity I feel it In the way my skin turns Pink after a shower Where I’ve Spent an hour Trying to clean myself of sins Trying to tie up loose ends Trying to make amends Trying to be friends With myself No one else But a mirror Tile walls I’m caged in All I’m left with is Numbers at random Reckless abandon I can’t stand him He eats up my words Never to be seen again Takes them for granted My mouth isn’t Good enough to spew Out letters that make words To shape worlds And sail unfurled In an ocean Of girls’ tears and The bathwater leftover When I think of you © 2016 ashleymdAuthor's Note
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Added on September 22, 2016 Last Updated on September 22, 2016 Tags: deduction, words, hatred, poetry, femininity |