Women Crusader Poem by Dorina Neculce

Women Crusader

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Women Crusader - Poem by Dorina Neculce

I cover the heart of the rain
with one only tooth
the woman crusader
is spreading
her gown is raining stars
above a mountain her footsteps
are crushing the neck
of the unspeakable man
is a shuffling of a thought
with round cheek
the river is bowing
the smile is fading away
the woman becomes dark
is the day of Sabbath it's the day when
blood pours into goblets
pray, dance and drink
till the angels return
with an iron foot
the crusaders cut deep
the wax inside shoulder
the woman bleeds
tomorrow
we will not
give tribute
they mumble
and cut
savagely
the woman's abdomen
with sand breast

Wednesday, January 27, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: alchemy,alert,alfred lord tennyson,together
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
life
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Fabrizio Frosini 27 January 2016

oh.. this is abut Oxfam report [ Inequality - Jan.18,2016 ]: As Oxfam says, the 'explosion' in the wealth of the super-rich has come at the expense of the majority and particularly the poorest people. A key trend is the falling share of national income going to workers in almost all developed and most developing countries. And the majority of low paid workers around the world are women. Tax havens, used by the rich and multinational companies, are fuelling economic inequality and preventing hundreds of millions of people lifting themselves out of poverty. In such a context, hundreds of millions of people go hungry while resources that could be used to help them are sucked up by those at the top of the wealth-piramid. ............................

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Fabrizio Frosini 27 January 2016

Hi Dorina , you might be interested in our new editorial project: ''POETRY AGAINST INEQUALITY '' if so, let me know Cheers *** just a little introduction: POEMS SUBMISSION: - DEADLINE: February 20,2016 - 1 POEM (in English) of maximum 25 lines; - SUBJECT: 'INEQUALITY' as it is described in the OXFAM Report 2016 (released on Jan.18) - (see below) - ***

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Dorina Neculce 27 January 2016

Hi, Fabrizio! yes, I am interesed. tell me what address to send poem

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