Love brings me immense sorrow
The epitome of every tales Harlow
Hearing She is all that I need and all that I want,
The picture perfect girl we will effortlessly flaunt
Below the surface lies a curse made to her own
The outcome remains the same—
Incessantly alone.
The games of the world breeze over her smiles
Sending her to a dark realm
A black hole made up of infinite miles.
In her crystal ball she holds all answers, all truths
Candor painted before her palms
It’s a gift to not rely on falsified psalms
As I watch those in power grasp for comfort
Put on masks of commandments and bibles
The good girls resemble traits of the blessed mother
in warped reality of prophets and disciples
Blind hypocrisy makes any crime justifiable
But I’m just a girl,
And they are men,
And my word means nothing to them.
Not unless
I also play pretend.
So,
I must be angry
I must be hurt,
Must be living in dramatized discord.
A man can have the ability to be powerful and strong,
With the layered mastery to make others get a long.
They can have the emotional frequency of vengeance and good will,
The capacity for weakness and acceptance for thrill,
As long as they learn—
Because then a new version of them is born.
They know how to be stable and able,
They know how to be a little above the line,
Of all that is divine.
Even their shortcomings is met with nurture
For they are misunderstood,
Surely,
Must’ve
been unfairly tortured.
But I’m just a girl
And they are men,
And my words mean nothing to them.
I must play the part,
Girls were depicted from at the start.
Virginity and motherhood,
peace and virtue,
Defining girlhood as,
Withholding anger and vengeance
For a girl will only align will gentleness
And tenderness.
Any promiscuity must be kept for them
making it feel sacred
The rarest romance.
Your body is my most treasured gem,
All while he caresses Rachel, Danae, Nicole, and Jen.
When I decided to go toe to toe with every man that said;
My wounds were never open,
They never bled,
That,
You’re being irrational
Classically maniacally impractical
They didn’t know a new version of me had arrived
Deciding to burn that narrative alive,
I am all of those things combined.
That,
I’m wicked I’m wild,
I’m all those things that you defiled,
I am stunningly vile
Without the quick fix of flesh
The universes secrets encoded in my bones
I’m just a girl,
I am someone who did it all alone.
And I think that means something
You cannot comprehend...
You’re met with your own anger
And spats of erratic behavior
Blocking it out,
Then thinking of it all again,
blaming me for holding you accountable
Hoping this all goes away but
We all know cruelty is insurmountable.
Legacies will live on
How ironic it was you promoted gratitude
Reciting scriptures,
Painted a tortured
but saintly picture
Your worth relying on sanctity
The key to keep your sanity
continuation of your being resides in so much
The readers will ask,
Did they realize
They were so out of touch?
And I will continue writing about how
I’m just a girl,
And they were just men
I guess
I’m silly
I’m weak,
That I don’t now how to be layered
Or how to intelligently speak.
How to write essays on essays distinguishing the harm of religious based manipulations power, and greed
Using the expertise of knowledge—
How to not be deceived.
But I’m just a girl
And they are just men,
And my words
mean absolutely
nothing to them.