Best Misogyny Poems
Misogyny and It's OppositeThe other day
The same man
Who told me that
Men are the superior sex
Also asked me if I could
Be "less of a woman"
So that for once he could have
A "logical" conversation with me
Being the reasonable woman that I am
I responded with "Of course I can....t"...
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Categories:
misogyny, anti bullying, feelings, slam,
Form:
Free verse
Misogyny - For Sylvia PlathThere's a cold dark place
Sylvia Plath has been inside
A kind of sacrificial lamb
An experiment of sorts
Misogyny for the masses
A Hitler for wives
Dust that, rub this,
Lunch is cold, you shall pay!
Only one way out
Put the lunch in the gas oven
Warm...
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Categories:
misogyny, abuse,
Form:
Free verse
MisogynyMISOGYNY
HE SAID
I AM YOUR BOSS, YOU FOLLOW ME.
little me said, I thought GOD was the boss.
HE SAID I WILL HIT YOU WHEN I THINK YOU DESERVE IT, EVEN IN FRONT OF YOUR CHILDREN! I AM THE ROOF OVER YOUR HEAD!!
little me knew that if...
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Categories:
misogyny, abuse,
Form:
Free verse
A Conversation With Cinderella(Cinderella is the protagonist of the 1697 fairytale by Charles Perrault. The whimsical tale is later told in 1812 by the Grimm brothers.)
“Why, if it isn’t my dear Cinderella,
That twinkle in your eyes, still bright as your ballroom days,
In your smile I still see the...
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Categories:
misogyny, 11th grade, fairy, fantasy,
Form:
Rhyme
ChillNo, I'm not saying sorry
For standing up for me
And I'm done being worried
For saying what I need
If you can't handle the truth, then
You can leave 'cause I'm not movin'
'Cause we're fighting this battle
And refuse to be losin'
You ask, Can I relax?
Can I ignore it and...
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Categories:
misogyny, anti bullying, appreciation, gender,
Form:
Rhyme
To Him, No One Is a Rank StrangerTo Him, No One is a Rank Stranger
No one is a rank stranger
hiding behind dark threats.
No one is a rank stranger
concealing their cruel epithets.
Recognizing an identity
that is unique-ly theirs.
Acknowledging an identity
and a desire they wish to share.
Finding a common experience
is the treasure he seeks...
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Categories:
misogyny, racism, relationship,
Form:
Rhyme
we are taught to be complicit in our own dehumanizationi was good,
though i was born with mens eyes
crawling on my skin like ants,
following me through the grocery store.
i was good, i was 5 the first time
i was told to close my legs,
sitting on the couch the same
way as my...
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Categories:
misogyny, dark, for her, for
Form:
Free verse
A Woman's PlaceA Woman's Place
A woman's place,
is where she stands.
And the same,
goes for a man.
They can decide,
what they shall do.
For God gave them freewill
and means to choose.
Some will choose good.
And some...
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Categories:
misogyny, emotions,
Form:
Rhyme
Aphrodite’s lamentAm I as beautiful as they say?
Or are they blinded by my looks.
Sure im a woman,
But that’s all they know.
That my femininity is for them to behold,
My walk talk and glance,
All created for them,
And them alone.
Assuming romance over friendship,
Assuming I owe them something—
For what?
Glancing my...
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Categories:
misogyny, angst, beauty, desire,
Form:
Free verse
Laundry Day
You seem a bit too Monday for someone who used to sway with much colour
Wake, my dear, the day awaits,
And with it comes white shirts the colour of mud
and black jeans the colour of white shirts
for you to wring and squeeze and wring
– it’s a...
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Categories:
misogyny, analogy, appreciation, home, hurt,
Form:
Free verse
Suspicious Upper
Planned a pretty picnic, yet didn’t predict
Pigs begged - please eat us
Allocated table had laid out a feisty feast
Mince never been seen since
...
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Categories:
misogyny, absence, angst, betrayal, bullying,
Form:
Free verse
The menfolkThey fvck us
Calloused hands maim soft breasts
They call it genourous
When teeth sink in but don't break flesh
They like our scars
Til they're inflicted by another
They like our hearts
How easy it is to crush them
They make our youth up
Of babies we don't want
They say they love us
Looking...
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Categories:
misogyny, anger,
Form:
Free verse