[ SECRET POST #2377 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2377 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Poetry thread

[(Anonymous)]

Ehm I've written today a poem.

I don’t exist to please
to attract
to seduce
to heal broken little boys.

I exist to thrive
to learn
to grow
to make my own scars
and then heal them all
with self-love.

I’m not a mystery to deduce
to solve
to crack
to entertain bored men.

I curse at them
then laugh
then crack a joke
about the thoughts of X and Y:
I cannot have a purpose
before I have an use.

I do not pacify;
I am the beauty of Aphrodite
I am the snake of Stheno
I am the wrath of Eve
I'd rather bite the apple
and spit away the seeds.

Re: Poetry thread

[vethica]

Ooh, very nice.

Re: Poetry thread

[(Anonymous)]

The amount of significance this poem places on men- and defining the self in opposition to men specifically, as though they were the only ones that put pressures on women- struck me. The last stanza I understand is supposed to define the self in terms of women, but the self in opposition to men felt like it overpowered the ending a little and left me wondering- but what about all the other women, family, social groups who also expect us to be things who are not only male?

Was that intended? It's a little ironic if not...