I AM A WOMAN
e first state fort t contrary to en read in books and feel like the Devil.
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In tceardrop slide from my lovely eye and just to mind. I’ve never been able to forget it, because at t same moment, inspired by ty, I sang t poem rrying to forget my w.
My ots insist I be a woman when I’m a man and a man when I’m a woman.
it is being human, even worse is living a human’s life.
I only to amuse myself frontside and backside, to be Eastern and estern both.
I o say, “Let’s ,” for t all. Listen, I’m not saying t I’ve learned famous preaced Not--by-a-Longs Effendi, despite being married, prefers o us as you sensitive painters do. I’m just telling you o any of teet and as t close to inks, excuse the expression, like a bear’s ass.
All rigo return to t iful I ed to reets like a slave. Poverty, tears, sorro a mir