The Human Rights of a Wayward Woman

Even if she were a whore
With a visible moral sore:
The licentious from her jaw,
Largely The Deprived or poor, 
A fool seeming to the core,
On all days A Bore  
But broke A Toothless Law,
You mustn’t her on paper draw, 
On her invective pour 
Nor bang on her door…

These, a raising of dust and more,
For The Law silly defenses would floor.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2022

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