As a daughter
She was her daddy's princess
And as a woman
She was pressed down as a activist

Her world as a child
Was chocolate melted in ice
Never did she imagined
It would soon turn
Into a blessing in disguise

Her gender was never questioned
As told was her daddy's princess
Never thought this patriarchy
Would become a reason of her darkness

Fair, slim zero figure
Were the standards
She thought
Anxiety depression
Was a myth
She was taught

As she grew
She didn't met
The stereotype standards
What all she met
Was her own standards

She learned to grow
She learned to stand
In the world of beauty
She raised the bar
She raised her hand

In the classroom
As a girl she was treated
When ask to lift
She was ignored in pieces


Lifting is just for boys
What a girl can do
Was the question that arrised?

Girl are only for makeup
Was what she was teached
A girl can never lift up
Was this was they preached ?

A supermodel or fashion model
Only for makeup
Is what she thought
More than that
Was her dreams she saw

All she could do was washing the dishes
The stereotypes will not agree for her dreams she saw

In the world where
Every girl wanted to be adorned with jewels
She still wished to be dressed with success

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