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Poetry: Society's standard

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  by Casalan

  Oh how it glistens, the stars above the Promised Land,
  Oh how it glistens, the blood upon oppressor's hands.
  And time it has

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  by Francisca Guerrero-O'Neil

  Objectified, crucified
  This that and
  who lied.
  Beyond what is said,
  All the lame stuff we're fed
  After the fire
  The smoke

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  by Sarah Terzo

  "After the Husbands Left the Table"
  
  Excuse me, but
  for just one brief moment
  behind that bright lipstick smile,
  I thought

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  by Faythe Breslerman

  She looks in the mirror,
  And can't stand the sight,
  She thinks she's overweight,
  When her body is just right.
  She laughs with

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  by Darrin A Yarbrough

  Society
  
  We find it necessary to shape
  And mold the Earth,
  Into unfamiliar faces,
  And stratify society,
  Aristocracies and disgraces.

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