Good evening everyone. Here is another Friday Night Poetry Corner that is much deserved due to the events of the day. I will fall back while this wonderful, painful poem is read….
ASHES AND DEW—“Roe v Wade overturned – a poem”
How Have Women Fought Against Oppression Throughout History? For centuries, feminists have struggled against the oppression of women. What is the concept of oppression exactly, and how have women fought it? Rod Foster
I am numb you need government force to stop pregnant women from killing their own flesh and blood?
Like they do it without a thought?
Maybe it has happened without a thought tearing at her red womb her body rejecting it chromosomal errors, illness lack of support a fluke stress, fear for her life and livelihood that of her child (maybe once we have compassion for each other we can extend it to the unborn) out of all the reasons a pregnancy may not be completed, Murderous intent toward unborn life isn’t one.
Is the woman’s a valuable life in this situation?
deserving of care with a future once she can grow another? (women give so much, we expect them to just take it —grab from the earth, —more more more expect her to support us without respecting her)
Good evening and welcome to another Poetry Corner. This week I am featuring a famous poet whose works is undeniably remarkable. The feature poems are only in Spanish but if you can translate, I am sure you won’t regret it. Below is a brief bio about Excilia Saldaña and after that pictures of her work. … Continue reading Friday Night Poetry Corner #276–Excilia Saldaña
KG Bethlehem 