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Womens rights - Maya Angelou
Only few words have been spoken
Yet we remain unbroken
For our words are sacred,
and our hearts clean of hatred
Men have yet to listen,
However we will gain respect.
Through the years men have taken their toll,
But they can’t stop us from reaching our goal
We will fight til the end
No matter the cost
There is no more room to pretend,
Because We have not yet lost
In the words of Maya Angelou
"No one has the right to treat you badly"
She is one to look up to
Fight for what you believe and nothing will end sadly
Women deserve to be treated equal
So equal they shall be,
Through the discrimination and the hate,
our fight will triumph evil
Judge us not on how easily we fall
But how quickly we recover and stand tall

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