She defies all expectations. She is more.

She is scrutinized as weak,

but I know she isn’t, just watch her speak.

Watch her stand tall every-time she falls.

She is willing to help when somebody calls.

Every time you fail, she’ll care.

Every mistake you’ll ever make, she’ll glare.

Every time you’re weak, she’s there.

In every battle she is fair.

Truly no woman is beyond compare.

She is woman, She will soar.

She detests all discriminations, She is More.

She was never weak, Day by day she grows stronger than before.

She rises every time she falls.

SHE IS WOMAN, HEAR HER ROAR.
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by Angel Gutierrez

as I observe the riveting wings of those who soar.

These flaps stretch further than the eyes can permit,

Giving a taste of how much power one can store.

But loosely confined to the limits of their ground,

Is a caged sparrow only thinking of the sky.

And their only wish warded off by one’s bound

Is the lingering eagerness of wanting to fly.

What empowers me more than those who could,

Are those who merely dream but has restriction.

For I see fit in the abilities of those who should,

The fuel and drive of everlasting conviction. 

Let go of your shackles and of your constriction,

And spread the empowerment that you’ve created.

For inside every bird bathing in mere conviction,

Is another bold eagle waiting to be liberated.

written by: Todin Castaneda

Have been the same with both sides,

But why aren’t we?

The endless oppression against them,

Rippling across history,

Sparked something long-overdue

 

All the discrimination of bigots,

That was thought to be set in stone,

Only strengthened their bones

 

Claim now what was stolen, 

That was supposed to be your birthright,

To be paragons of power and elegance.


By Rook Rosettes

Have been the same with both sides,

But why aren’t we?

The endless oppression against them,

Rippling across history,

Sparked something long-overdue

 

All the discrimination and biases

That was thought to be set in stone

Only strengthened their bones

 

Claim now your stolen birthright,

To become paragons of strength and elegance,

And break free from the bigots’ paradise

By Rook Rosettes 

(Disregard nalang yung unrevised post ko di ko na siya ma-edit)

 

“Boys like blue than girls.” A young child said.

 

“Boys do harder jobs than girls.” A passerby said.

 

“Boys like to play rough than girls.” A high schooler said.

 

“Boys like to be messier than girls.” A college student said.

 

“Boys are physically stronger than girls.” An adult said.

 

“Boys are better than girls.” A man said.

 

 

 

 

 
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By Lorelei Agoot