The World Needs Bitches
Imagine my surprise
What I just read
I cant believe my eyes
what was just said
The retort to a womans cry for her rights
Witness below how bigotry bites
For Marry verily would wear the breeches
God help poor silly men from such usurping bitches
Take me back slightly before 1800
To the time of this poets fame
When equality first thundered
Let me defend this brave dame
All alone was this brave soul
Daring to stand up to this man
While the world thought her tasteless and droll
Her radical ideas have a timeless span
Although I cannot deny she had a mean streak
She had every right to be bitter
The future of women was looking rather bleak
Thank God she wasnt a quitter
The pen is mightier than the sword
And Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned
With it she fought off a presumptuous horde
Yet for the sake of men she still secretly mourned
The world needed a total bitch
To put straight these haughty boys
To get humanity out of a glitch
So she made a lot of noise
She kicked and screamed
But in only the most dignified way
For equality that she could have only dreamed
I only wish how she could have seen us today
In a time when no one believed in human rights
She helped start the process in which we all know
In a dark room she turned on the lights
Now human beings can grow
People once laughed
Now our ignorance has shrank
For that, Mary Wollstonecraft
Is the person to thank
an old poem on human rights. Rated mature for the word "bitches." I made the poem after reading one of the many poems that taunted Mary Wollstonecraft, one of the leaders in women's rights movements, and decided to defend her.