The NormA Poem by Harper TateA woman’s place is in the kitchen, That’s the 1960’s way. I am just a life size doll. Porcelain skin, Betty Boop wide eyes, My tiny waist and garter’d legs. I will cook for you. I will clean for you. I will sew for you. I will bare your children. I will keep myself for you. I will make you coffee and
breakfast each morning. I will not complain. Because you are my husband, You provide for me, You grant me a roof, and food to
cook. For you I do all of this because it
is expected. © 2015 Harper TateReviews
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3 Reviews Added on January 29, 2015 Last Updated on January 29, 2015 Tags: Harper Tate, harpertate, writing, creative writing, poems, poetry, poet, feminism, feminist, 1960's Author
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