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Poem by Liz Purcell

Resistance

Date Published: 2008-05-03 10:50

Author: Liz Purcell

She doesn’t cook. Very much.

Or knit and purl. Or sew and such.

She doesn’t smile . . . when some man says.

Even when . . . he’s the Prez.

 

She don’t wear blush. Or shave her pits.

Or wax her brows. Or zap her zits.

E’en at risk . . . of being called a lez.

She’s too depressed. She says.

We are MFI



Al Siebert

Al is a psychiatric survivor, psychologist, author and expert on the resilience of the human spirit. Here he addresses the City of Eugene conference on Choice in Mental Health as a Human Right at the University of Oregon on 20 October 2006.
 
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