Some days she's a warrior in a dress
Some days she's a broken mess,
Most days she's a bit of both, I guess
With or without the stress.
She is always there I know applying
With hope, faith and smiles she is supplying,
Sometimes fuming, cursing or crying
But, she is always there, standing, fighting and trying.
In her purse she carries her a hair brush
Along with her lipstick and blush,
And a piece of fabric that is plush
And some candy so her stomach will hush.
Some days she is a warrior, I know
Some days she just doesn't know where to go,
Most days she is confident with her glow
And proudly to others her might she will show.
Some people might call her a nun
And some people might call her undone,
Some people have called her a hit and run
I though call her woman.
Randy L. McClave
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem