Rebecca Wilkin
he was going to pilfer her words
which were incited by Madame Louise Dupin a wealthy French feminist philosopher
of the Eighteenth Century who hired Jean-Jacques Rousseau as her secretary for
six years
“Masculine vanity builds a world
according to its fantasies, then rewrites the past to its specifications.”
Madame Dupin popped a pretty red cherry
atop that disgusting sundae her thesis “.
. . what subsists now against women is the accumulated injustice of several
centuries” committed her to an analysis of that process
Rousseau after his employment wrote
“Such was, or must
have been, the origin of society and laws, which gave new fetters to the weak
and new forces to the rich, destroyed natural freedom for all time, established
forever the law of property and inequality,” and “changed a clever usurpation
into an irrevocable right.”
he chose these words expounded them separately to help
family and friends through letters emails to sharpen hone understand the farce this recent stoked scrounging masculinity was
rarely meeting one he liked
they brayed flexed were overt to
attract attention they were desperate for
true masculine is authentic
it simply is
it needs no
glossing heralding it is an assured
quietude distinct by its appearance its presence alone
masculinity cannot be conferred
rather inborn cultivated either got it or you dont
morning, Thursday,
7 11. 24
1155, Saturday,
9 11. 24
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