Dream

I had a dream

I had a dream of soaring in the far away sky and breathing the uncontaminated air of my city

I had a dream

I had a dream of bathing naked in the lake of youth and feeling the water penetrating my unvirtuous skin

I had a dream of being nurtured innocence and freedom along with the shame rooted in the breasts of our mothers for being females

I had a dream of walking freely in our streets of crime, with heads held up high and say “WE ARE FREE WOMEN”

I had a simple, legitimate dream of being proud of who I am; a woman who’s not created for males’ sex satisfaction

I had a dream of walking along monstrous men and not be afraid of their venoms, spewing in the air

My dream was legitimate, free and innocent until mutilated by verminous thoughts of ignorant “Men of Religion”

I have a dream

I have a dream of pursuing my life as a woman in a state of security instead of crawling up in a nest like a mouse afraid of traps set by “HUMANS”

I have a dream of not being raped by the eyes of alleged “men” while asking for my legislated right of being a PERSON

I have a dream of walking down the streets and see the black tar paving the path instead of innocent blood

I have a dream of growing green trees of nature and divine to enjoy their postures, not trees of blood, raining on my head and my counterparts as we try to spread our vision of a corrupted world that needs to be innocent after three decades of acid rain of manly, unmanly authorities. 

I have a dream that I now share

I have a dream that I am baring 

I have a dream that is a burden to my generation

I have a dream that I will achieve.