We, the women.
We were watched how we bent down
We were assaulted when no one’s uptown
We, the women.
We were criticized when the bra strap appear
We wonder when it won’t be a bug in one’s ear
We, the women.
We were using books to cover our cleave
We merely know to what extent it just peeve
We, the women.
We were warned by ancestors not to chastise (but)
We were crucified by those eager and hungry eyes
We, the women.
We were angels since we hit the adolescence
We were beauty only for that solemn essence
We the women.
We were told to “whisper” the product “stayfree”
We often bewildered why only we are a lessee.