There Once Was No Female Writers

A feminist Limerick

By Stephanie Bojanek Published about a year ago • 1 min read

Photo by Michelle Ding on Unsplash

There once was no female writers,

But today they write words that become biters,

They pleaded to vote,

Then the men said, "Only if they dont emote!"

Now they set fires to try hers.

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Stephanie Bojanek

Editor of The Failing Artist mag 🎨 Ghostwriter & copywriter by day, novelist by night 📚 Lover of Erotic, Fiction, Horror, Nonfiction, and essays 🖋️ Let's challenge norms and unleash our artistic souls!

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