How can you?

myblue48

How can you know her if you can’t listen?

 

How can you show her if you won’t do?

 

How can you warm her heart if you won’t say words?

 

How can you make her feel safe if you won’t 

hold her tight?

 

How can you assure her if you won’t proven yourself ?

 

How can you make her blossom for you if you won’t nurture her?

 

How can you see the light that shines through her, if you won’t celebrate her womanhood?

 

How can you?

 

You can, and you have to if you want to have her heart

to give you back all those things

  • Author: myblue48 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 3rd, 2022 20:52
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • L. B. Mek

    (Please forgive me
    for my opportunistic, appropriation
    of your comment section
    to make my feeble, political statements
    dear poet...
    I couldn't stop myself
    so sorry for my rudeness..
    thank you! for sharing, such a wonderfully sincere poem)
    yes, indeed
    I like how you exemplify, all the complexity's
    in a human being, that just happens
    to be female
    recently, I tried to bring it someone's attention
    how derogatory, the term SIMP
    was to woman
    (an acronym for Sucker/Sucka Idolizing Mediocre Pussy)
    and how by that, definition
    the word degrades all woman
    to be acknowledged/identified
    by that one sexual organ...
    so, that's our mothers, daughters, sisters etc
    all reduced, to this one objectification
    of their worth...
    in the year 2022, that's our reality...
    but when I read, insightful words like yours
    my despair at society's, endless idiocy
    is appeased, even for a while..
    for as long as their are people like you
    wording woman, as imperfectly beautiful
    human beings
    more, than mere objects to be sexualised
    then, at least there's is hope
    that all of humanity:
    non binary, female, male or other
    may one day
    find, wisdom enough to heal
    each other...
    until then, we do what we can and persevere!



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