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pains of patriarchy

a poem

By Kayleigh Fraser ✨Published 3 years ago 1 min read

Crying alone in a mouldy cell,

stripped bare and impoverished, at the

familiar mercy of cruel command,

endowing control over what should

be her own, by dignity, by right.

Prisoner to the hand feeding her,

the mind unknowing whether she is

5, 35 or married again.

To her it's the same relentless pain.

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Kayleigh Fraser ✨

philosopher, alchemist, writer & poet with a spirit of fire & passion for all things health & love related 💫

“Darkness to me is like water to the sea”

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    Written by Kayleigh Fraser ✨