Terzanelle For Octavia Estelle Butler Poem by Marieta Maglas

Terzanelle For Octavia Estelle Butler

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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.

Poem by Marieta Maglas

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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