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Created on: October 22, 2007 Last Updated: January 18, 2012
The human tree
Has a right
To grow every leaf
To grow every fruit
On equal terms
With nature
The roots of God
Have not refused
The rights of women
To be understood
By men only
The scales of justice
Can only balance
If both thoughts
Sit with equal weight
On either side
Equal weight
Is a moving debate
Gaining sense
With time
Removing fears
From the minds of
Men
Adjusting to trust
And better partnerships
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