'' Justice And Equality For All '' Poem by Bri Mar

Feminism some say,
Should just go away,
It's a word that fills them with dread,
Ask yourself why,
Equality you'd deny,
Anything else is all inside your head.

They don't understand,
Inequality is planned,
By those who should really know better,
I do the same chore,
Yet you earn more,
In effect I'm no more than your debtor.

I'll tell you again,
We do not hate men,
But in your presence, we refuse to cower,
We don't want charity,
Feminism means parity,
That's simply a share of the power.

Ask yourself why,
My rights you'd deny,
Purely because of my gender,
Why can't you see,
You're no better than me,
In life I'm an equal contender.

Girls and boys,
Make the same noise,
But in general only one can be heard,
Propaganda rules,
When placed there by fools,
Surely fairness was meant to be shared.

It's yourself you roast,
Whenever you boast,
Your abilities are greater than mine,
Should we feel great mirth,
That you can't give birth,
No, it's all to do with design.

All we want to achieve,
Is for you to believe,
That we'll fight but you won't make us crawl,
It's not a big task,
For all that we ask,
Is,

‘' Justice And Equality For All ‘'