Yes I am a WILD WOMAN and so what I dare ask?



I was recently called a wild woman. That I was uncontrollable, too loud, too this and too that...that finding a 'husband' will be hard for me at such a rate (like I was even trying to find one - again hahahahahaha; been there done that). And so this morning I have the following to share in all my WILDNESS...dunno if am the only WILD WOMAN around oooo



#selfadvocacy #selfempowerment #selfconfidence #selfcare #selfawareness #selfdevelopment #selfgrowth #selfesteem #selflove #selfemployed and all the other selfies anyone cares to add. I am very intentional and conscious about a lot of the choices I make in my life for over a decade now. I am not trying to fit in, but to disrupt in my own way so that some 'weird' ones too like myself will know they are not alone. I know where I am coming from and where I am going too as long as I got breath. All the curation and juxtaposition here and there so that this or that person thinks, feels, says or does that about me, was dumped a decade ago. I respect people's choices to be them and avoid having to do anything to do with me if that suits them, and I expect and demand in all ways I can, the same respect because #mymentalhealthmatters



And so this am I wrote this poem with such passion, for the WILD WOMAN I (and probably other sisters) are lol  



 



WILD WOMAN



She yawns with no hand over her mouth



She speaks like she were spitting



She dresses like she were daring



She shows up like not a care



She's a Wild Woman



 



She gives herself names so weird



She engages in actions and reactions



She goes about them with stubbornness



She sings with a croaked voice



She's such a Wild Woman



 



She scares quiet a few people



She smirks at decorum sometimes



She has so many shades it's a blur



She holds her head so high you'd wonder



She's indeed a most Wild Woman



 



What can be done to tame her?



What can be said to maim her?



What can be concocted to rein her?



Or maybe leaving her alone is safe?



Might not be wise to avoid your sane.



 



(c) Marie Abanga 18th October, 2021



 



 



 



 



 



 

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