She’s loose, really, is she loose? (POEM)

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She’s loose, really, is she loose? (POEM)
By Abdulrazaq O Hamzat



Every prostitute was once a responsible lady
Someone broke her hymen and turned her crazy
Don’t ask me who it was, just look at the mirror
It is someone like you, actually staring at you

#STOPSHAMINGWOMEN

Remember, she used to be self-restraint and pious
But not anymore, because someone broke her sainthood and made her spacious
What she used to avoid, now she relish and can’t resist
Her former abomination, now her favorite meal, who’s to be blamed?

#STOPSHAMINGWOMEN

Immorality gives her pleasure; but someone first forced her to do it
Now she’s weird, Carrot, banana and cucumber all falls on her
But sugarcane is all she seek to derive satisfaction
Her abuser gave her rough and she gets satisfied, not in any other way

#STOPSHAMINGWOMEN

Her power of self-control taken, now she wants it plenty and weird
1 to 10 and still counting, ex’es without number
They all call her names to shame her, as if they are no longer the culprits
How old is she? Just twenty, but her love for sex mind blowing

#STOPSHAMINGWOMEN

She didn’t start her life this slutty, someone made her this way
What an irony, even the one who broke her says she’s loose
Really, is she loose?
And how many of her kind have you loosed?

#STOPSHAMINGWOMEN

She’s loose, really, is she loose?
Okay, who loosed her? A loser
Every loosed girl, was loosed by a loser
Stop shaming her, she is not the loser

#STOPSHAMINGWOMEN

You cannot blame the end, without the beginning
Someone taught her to be like this, maybe you are that person
For every girl you date, a loose girl has been made
This is not the time to blame, but to put an end to the shame

#STOPSHAMINGWOMEN

Abdulrazaq O Hamzat can be reached at discus4now@gmail.com

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