The witch doesn't burn in this one

I think this part of the women are some kinf of magic series is better than the first one.

I like the author talks so freely about rape, anorexic, misogony, abuse and dead. Someone must say them loud so something can change. The society normalize all these situations like always happen through the centuries but they're not. In some point, they started to happen and we have to find a way to stop them, especially the hate for the condition of being a woman. We are equals.

“i am a woman.
i am a human.
& i matter
with no conditions
attached.

you may not
see my worth,
but i do.
i do.”

Anyways, even I like the manifest of Amanda Lovelace, I disaprove how violance some poems are. I'm not talking about the realistic ones, I refer those encourage to use the violance as instrument for the cause. Men burned us, still do but we are better, we should raise our voices, not our fists.

Nope.

Segunda oportunidad que le doy a esta autora y ha sido una completa decepción.
escribir
así
no
hace
tus
escritos
poesía.

A parte de que es un poemario reivindicativo (se salva tres o cuatro), ni llega al lector ni aporta nada que ya no sepamos. No lo recomiendo.