The origin is not our fathers
They will always dissect daddy while
try and make you scream it in the same breath
and draw blood in the name of decency
The first woman I saw my own breasts in
Dark nipples dolloped magic conquering coitus
When the world left you high and dry
Threatened by white and Brown men alike
Tricked and robbed of the wealth you built
You held up a mirror to this world’s heinousness
Spitting image of every masculine sting, spitting venom remorseless
You showed us misogyny transcends creeds of manhood
Holding up a beacon to vulnerable strength
You cried and apologized to little girls tainted in your name
Even the sinners become saints when promised a pleasure so unholy
They spew hatred because you make a mockery of their convictions; of every self-hating hypocrite
I, too, once thought I’d never eat pussy
But this world is long overdue for a palate cleanser
You say it’s too big; it hurts with a camera crew present and
I wonder how you are this brave
I let men break me with and without penetration; my body has been a wasteland of silence
Mia, you made me hopeful I can one day break free into the spirit of your gallant soul
I prayed one day
to cum like you