I Am Woman (a poem in my first book)
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Haitian (Creole) North American (General)Transcript
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I am woman They call me Woman Fruit of my mother's loins Strength of my father's joints They call you men King of bills and coins Searcher off high points They call me woman I forgive I let live I love hard like the one above And when I'm wrong I am implore with my tone They call you men you receive When I give You look so tough at your door You so soft at your core Because of the center of your core You do realize that strong isn't always allowed song they call me Whoa, whoa, whoa whoa Woman Thumb thumb More hair Your air If you men Let go of my hint My heart will melancholic Lee Follow on the famed strings of yo yo Ma's cello And for a time on the time my very low Sottile notes just like wrecked boats will rock your shores And leave your sore If you let my hand drift out of your hand You will miss me You will wish for me Each night the sky isn't clear and a shooting star suddenly appears The avoid in your thoughts will echo your loss The emptiness in your bed will not haunt you less despite all your meds. That's right, honey. They call me Whoa, whoa, whoa! Woman from fum who had your air. So if you men felt a treasure the gold mine which dwells in my beautiful mind Sparkling through my almond shaped eyes and buried deep at the center of my plump brown thighs I will sever every and all ties with you because I know my worth I was not put on this earth to survive but to thrive I waas But on this earth so you and I could evolve side by side writing the lows and the highs of the vast oceans Tides I am woman, baby. Some call me from from Mujer or your air. I know my worth. I know my worse. So you listen Be the man you were meant to be. Be my man No, The worst in you already See Then cherish mine