Poem
I’m not one of those who believes
That an act of valor, for a woman
Need take place inside her.
My womb is packed in mothballs
And I hear that winter will be mild.
Anyway I gave birth twice
And my body deserves a medal for that
But I never got one.
Mainly because they thought
I was just answering the call of nature.
But now that the revolution needs numbers
Motherhood got a new position
Five steps behind manhood.
And I thought sittin’ in the back of the bus
Went out with Martin Luther King.
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