Women say "I am, I want, I feel." They write about themselves and their feelings, needs, wants, troubles, pain. They're completely self-absorbed, frankly.
Men tend to write from a more philosophical, detached perspective, and when there's a narrative it's usually about other people and not themselves.
Women say "I am, I want, I feel." They write about themselves and their feelings, needs, wants, troubles, pain. They're completely self-absorbed, frankly.
Men tend to write from a more philosophical, detached perspective, and when there's a narrative it's usually about other people and not themselves.
I am, I want, I feel, Like a Bitch,
Talking about my self-absorbed masculine pain, Like a Retard, Poet, Snitch,
Doesn't matter, When my, Perspective, Detached,
Couldn't have been after, my Philosophical, Narrative, Unlatched.
I am,
I want,
I feel,
Like a Bitch,
Talking about my self-absorbed masculine pain,
Like a Retard,
Poet,
Snitch,
Doesn't matter,
When my,
Perspective,
Detached,
Couldn't have been after,
my Philosophical,
Narrative,
Unlatched.
Anyone ever tell you you write like a black woman?
Anyone ever tell you you write like a black woman?
Anyone ever tell you you write like a black woman?
Give us an example of the poems White Men should write.
>Anyone ever tell you you write like a black woman?
Give us an example of the poems White Men should write.
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