Just take a good look at me; My frame is attractive! It does the unsated appetite of the chauvinist fuel. My curves and your fantasies are mutually inclusive! Without them, dreams are truncated. But I am an orgasmic symbol. The self opinionated chauvinist designs me in his sub-conscious to serve and be utterly subservient. I am incarcerated as a chef, and timeless baby sitter. A baby machine for a patriarchal dynasty. My education is a threat to chauvinist ego. My ignorance hones his misogynist confidence, whilst my erudite head retards his self esteem and worth. The illiterate orgasmic symbol is his ideal and virtuous woman. The smarter and more professional is the age-old Jezebel. My chastity and virginity are twin virtues of a mutilated genitalia. My restrained sex urges are designed for his unrestrained proclivities and gratification. I must be restrained, for him to be unrestrained, because, share him I must with two or three others of my kind. But take another good look at me, and see a versatile womb-man! Translate each prejudice of yours' and see my remarkable antonyms.
In every male there comes a time when raging hormones began to differentiate women according to their ability to have children… Not necessarily to be a lifelong companion. Your poem describes that primal urge that some men are able to overcome and many are not.
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With each new century, women are gradually becoming aware of their power and being included more and more in society, even in societies that have been paternal for nearly forever. I believe our society's survival depends on the equality of genders as we move into the 22nd century from this one.
Ron