Jennifer Rosario

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Ladies, I do appreciate all that you've done..
I've got my right to own land and to choose my divorce
I've got a right to a pay raise and to own my house, of course,
right to vote and freedoms in literature and prose.
...

When I was young,
I believed I could fly
if I closed my eyes tight enough.
I rolled down hills
...

As I walk along cobblestones
I see the drowning faces of yesterday's infants
pale from the winter skies.
The youth, with vacant eyes and dread-locked hair,
...

It's one of
those nights
The kind that drives you
back
...

Your words envelop my soul.
They press into me like fire
On the coldest of nights.
When I hear your voice
...

I've become stricken
With the notion
That I may never get well.
I may never feel the richness
...

Little hands there now are so big
where has time gone, where
yesterday was tomorrows dreams
the future is yet to come
...

Let the night go swiftly
Let peace fill the air
In the morning rays
Make shadows disappear
...

and then it ended
just like that
a clock that
ran
...

I want to write. I want to paint. I want to take pictures of the sun.
I want to feel you in all I do. I want you to come through it all.
I want to struggle with paint and guitar, photo and sea to get a glimpse of you,
to feel you in the air surrounding me.
...

Swept.
specks of dust
turn like tumbleweeds.
Collected
...

We're looking for a love
A love, that will make the hurt subside
But the love we find brings us closer to our death
Our bodies are tools
...

13.

Where does it go?
How does it
travel so,
quick
...

solid lines and silky vines
wrapping around a hollow center
light trace of a woven embrace
pushing through with all its might
...

I woke up in a pasture of empty beer cans
and glass bottles that cut every time
I pressed my mouth against the grain.
I arose from wilting flowers of dreams
...

Sadly there's nothing left to say
Everything has been spoken one too many times
Forever lingering in perpetual repetition
The circle around my purple moon
...

In the thick of grey
I lingered.
Light,
a jazz bar type of mood.
...

Waves that consume
like endless summer nights
Heat from a thousand candles
Burning bright
...

Red,
Like ketchup stains.
White
paper
...

Sometimes I miss the glory of such an embrace.
I become beguiled with fictitious grace.
By my own will I try to get along
With orbiting earth and gesturing song.
...

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Feminist's Conversion

Ladies, I do appreciate all that you've done..
I've got my right to own land and to choose my divorce
I've got a right to a pay raise and to own my house, of course,
right to vote and freedoms in literature and prose.
I can stand tall and statuesque,
an assertive, converted woman, I suppose.

However,
I can now
Get my own cab
Pay my own fair
And I don't think you care
I still have to cook
still have to clean
Do all the laundry and fix my man's seam
dress the kids, the turkey, the salad and the window sills
(and working 40 hour weeks has no time for cheap thrills) .

Yes, I too thought I was ready to set asail
to rid myself of the
domineering, sneering, and jeering
patriarchal male.
I wanted to feel like a woman by earning my own keep
(now, all I earn is a night of less sleep) .

Now,
I am left feeling ever more like a man
I've got calluses on these feminine hands

And yes,
this will sound trite,

But I want a romance like Hudson and Doris Day.
I want a hand when a puddle is in my way.
I want penned letters signed with flair.
I want to wear pearls when nobody's there.
I want chivalry
and chairs tucked in for me.
I want cucumber sandwiches and tea at noon
I want gentlemen to stand when I enter a room.

Maybe we should've thought over this one aspect
they garnered respect

And what did we get?

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