Merc's new crazy pseudo feminist poem (and in the women's right's 60s feminist kind of way, not the way Professor Steve keeps trying to explain that I still, after an entire semester, don't understand) is up now at allpoetry. It's called Don't You Honey-Baby-Sugar-Sweetheart Me.
And you can read it here!
Or here on my fictionpress, if you'd like to leave a comment and you don't have an allpoetry account.
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Why do you say "pseudo feminist"? It seems like straight-up, old school feminist to me... like No Doubt's "Just a Girl."
ReplyDeleteAnyway, darn! Is my new blog post about feminism really as confusing as all the hard-core theory? I'd hoped to summarize the whole semester in a way that would make it more clear. As the Animals once sang, "I'm just a boy whose intentions are good; oh lord, please don't let me be misunderstood." But, anyways, I can't imagine anyone else from 243 will read it anyway.
Because 'crazy nazi feminist' (which is what a friend of mine would call it, regardless of the political incorrectness of that statement) seemed a little bit extreme and I wasn't sure what else to call it...
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