By Sophia Crestanelli
There is no Kairos for that of a time,
Crucial or suited for performing an act;
To rewind the clock and take back what’s mine.
Merry are men with the power to whine,
Upon women who will withstand the impact;
There is no Kairos for that of a time.
From birth, women are taught to resign,
Lest they will endure contact;
To rewind the clock and take back what’s mine.
To reflect upon such injustice of crime,
No chance to be heard or react;
There is no Kairos for that of a time.
Their equal, not inferior, embosked I opine,
The opportunity to counteract;
To rewind the clock and take back what’s mine.
Father, son, brother, lover of non-benign,
My rights I will extract;
There is no Kairos for that of a time,
To rewind the clock and take back what’s mine.
