by Dumisani Nyoni | |
Published on: Mar 18, 2005 | |
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Type: Poetry | |
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To the Woman Who nursed me for months before birth Who cared, who cuddled, who cured. To her that is my mother, Earth Is such a precious gift. To the Women Who tried to teach me how to learn, Who tried to touch my heart And mind in which the fires burn That set my soul alight. To the Women Whose faces are caught and reproduced Reminding men so weak How much they pain! All so confused ‘bout where they go each day. To the Women Who’ve had the strength to stand and fight, To break a sweat, to love So deep and always look for right, Caring for all mankind To the Woman Who’s made me feel alive and real Who’s brought me back to Earth. Who’s shown me love, joy, pain, and still Loves me for being a man. Dumisani Nyoni Cambridge, MA, March 17, 2005 « return. |