Short Menstruation Poems
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Jon knew that certain topics were taboo
Like incest and bestiality too
not masturbation
nor menstruation
So, he mixed blood with sperm ~ threw up, one-two
menstruation
© rajat kanti chakrabarty
2014
she bleeds
innocence
Each night a challenge:
suffocative restlessness
sleepless spirits’ noise
sexual starvation
**** menstruation
dingy subconscious
conspire behind closed eyes
absent healing and
wishful miracles
a clueless sun rises
bugging time and life
–R.K.Singh
Book and ministry by Adejola Joseph
Book and ministry
Warring in my member
Book and faith
Which way to go?
Confused as a delayed menstruation
Confounded as an ambushed soldier
I fought and thought
Jah leads the way
Victory is sure
Victory is certain
Hallelujah.
Amen.
The menstruation,
Till its cessation
Makes women to live outside
Their homes for four days
Come home on fifth day
Husbands helping and inside.
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Based on an ancient Indian custom as the women were not allowed to touch anything
in the house for four days of their menstruation cycle every month. They were considered
untouchable religiously.
(to a blues riff)
You're a blood red girl
You're a blood red girl
You're a blood red girl, you're a woodshed girl,
You're a good good girl.
You're a good good girl
You're a good good girl
You're a blood red girl, you're a woodshed girl
You're a good good girl.
You're a bloodshed girl
You're a bloodshed girl
You're a spit-curl girl, roller derby girl
You're a good good girl.
The mystical magical ethereal combination
Of a secret elixir’s initial amalgamation
Gave the warlock and witch dedicated determination
To keep the mysterious combination at their station.
The wicked queen’s expected upcoming coronation
Was as welcomed as a teen’s cramp-filled menstruation
The witch explained this to warlock with weird elation
He was annoyed with her efforts, it caused frustration.
I sometimes sit and ponder why do all women’s problems all begin with men?
Menstruation, Menopause and Mental – oh don’t start me off on them
Any of those issues could quickly drive you round the bend
I’m grateful I have my hubby he will be with me to the end
The men in my life are wonderful I cherish them every day
But I’d dearly love to find one with hair that’s turning grey
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm that would make my day!
Jan Allison
16th June 2014