Terzanelle For Octavia Estelle Butler Poem by Marieta Maglas

Terzanelle For Octavia Estelle Butler

Rating: 5.0


Racism and violence were non-existent in this world

Of fiction, where the black women rescued the white men

To love, while the secrets of slavery were unfurled.



In science fiction, there was a leading light and a ben

Called Octavia Estelle Butler, or Junie in dreams

Of fiction, where the black women rescued the white men.



She wrote about power, disease, incest, love and screams.

Self-destructive violence and hierarchical tendencies

Called Octavia Estelle Butler, or Junie in dreams.



In a sad world of poverty and dependencies,

Without having a father, she learned to fight against

Self-destructive violence and hierarchical tendencies.



Maybe to feel superior in struggle was sensed,

When people were aware to fight for identity.

Without having a father, she learned to fight against.



In a world of mutes, Estelle found a new entity.

Racism and violence were non-existent in this world,

When people were aware to fight for identity

To love, while the secrets of slavery were unfurled.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Published on 'Near Kin', a book edited by Marie Lecrivain, at Sybaritic press.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Jim Hogg 06 July 2017

Meaning well marshalled within a demanding form. Impressive.

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Marieta Maglas

Marieta Maglas

Radauti, Judet Suceava, Romania
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