Women - By Dolston Morian Poem by Dr Dolston L Morian

Recently the talk's been really so loud
What's women's roll it seem fixed in dark cloud.
So unduly fierce the dialogue
I'm not sure I can trust what's been ploughed.

Women and men were not made from the start
To be in vying disparity to pull them apart
But like the sun, the stars, the moon in their spree,
They were forged for mutual equality

When it comes to the strength of her being
I will never be able to really disagree?
Thatwomen have played their utmost part
In every discipline, region, profession, and art.

Women were made from the heavenly shrine
Our of the bowels of His glory Divine
So I stand in protest from my chest to my spine
Let's erase the divisive abusive gender line.

And when it comes to fairness of rule and tomb
Seems pretty clear when all is said and done
They bear the burden and awful stuff
From baby bearing, child raring, and careless rebuff.

So be courageous remove the gender screen
Lift their horizon let them bloom so serene.
So join me now to stop the careless respite
Women need to have peace, liberty, and flight.