When she was
just a girl,
She found a
pair of slippers
And went to
a ball
Where she
danced the whole night through
Then, when
the revelry was over,
She walked
out of the ball
Sans her
left shoe
You must be
thinking
“I have
heard this before”,
But this is
not about Cinderella’s prince
But about
the princess in us all
For you see,
we are deluded by illusions of majesty
And we hide
behind masculinity
An essence
so fragile,
That a
simple puff could blow it away
Or knock it
awry
Because let’s
face it
There is no
weaker sex
Only
assholes of various sizes and shapes
With nothing
better to do, than discriminate
So ask
yourself, why?
Why would
Aurora need a kiss from a stranger?
Why would
Cinderella need rescuing from her situation?
And why is
it that we have a constant need to be on top of everything?
And then
answer me this
Who really
belongs to the weaker sex?
The Bilge Master
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