On the surface it’s hard to tell that my loathing isn’t personal it’s a pervasive all consuming beast hell bent on shredding every ounce of inhumanity determined to compost all lies and ready to food process all oppression into convenient lozenges you can suck on to remind you that this shrill, loud woman will personally … Continue reading Shrill Notes From A Loud Woman – Tamara Fricke
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I won't stay quiet, I will shriek shrill, Scream like a harpy, wail like a siren, peal like a coloratura – my crisp clean notes bouncing through the air like voluminous pearls from breath-filled blimp lungs; I will not be a soft little mouse deficient in decibels, I will be large and my voice will … Continue reading Shrill: notes from a loud woman – Melita White
you call me shrill loud bitch whenever I interrupt whatever VERY important thing you must be saying to speak my truth your tone patronizingly implying that my voice is so shrill it could break mirrors etch glass whenever I am audacious enough to steal the floor from you to speak but why settle for merely … Continue reading Shrill: Notes From A Loud Woman – Christine E. Ray
Side eyes as I slide by, my perfume thick and heady, like my thighs-I am expected to disguise the perfect of creation. But they don't get it yet, you see…to them the glory of the mystery is lost in the trees, and I am the forest, the goddess, the moon, and so are they; but … Continue reading Shrill: Notes from a loud woman – Susan M. Conway
Brave & Reckless 