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Because I am Woman
by Pamilla deLeon- Lewis
Friday, June 24, 2005
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Just having a little fun ...it's my rebuttal to - Because I am a man.

Keep in mind I wrote this in 10 minutes...It's a fun piece. Thanks

Because I am woman, I am very strong

I argue because I am never wrong

With hands akimbo and a gifted tongue

I am quite prepared to stand my ground

There is no use you arguing with me

You're wasting precious time; don't you see?

Quit while you're ahead and I'll tell you blatantly

You're no winner, that title belongs to me

It's a veritable talent we inherited from Eve

it's the very said talent that made Adam believe

A woman can convince a man of almost anything

Our feminine wiles can make him think he is King

Adam ate the apple and now every man must pay

Those two changed the course of histroy on Creation day

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Reviewed by Mary Coe	11/30/2007

Loved it! Two thumbs up! What a talented writer you are!




Reviewed by Kathryn Thacker	11/24/2007

I LOVE IT! GREAT WORK! I thoroughly enjoyed this poem! and I am never wrong =) Kat x x x




Reviewed by Bernice Angoh	9/20/2007

What a phenomenal poem! I absolutely love it!




Reviewed by Richard Orey	7/24/2007

I'm resigned to this fact: Women have the answers to questions I have yet to ask. Consistently, they win the race before the starter's gun even fires. When it is said that life is unfair, I understand. O, woe is me! Love this, Pamela. If I ever run for public office, will you be my campaign manager, strategist, etc.? Richard




Reviewed by Renee G	7/9/2007

I enjoyed this one very much!




Reviewed by Farida Iskanderova (Reader)	6/4/2007

I am a woman, great! I am a woman and i am always right because i am a woman, thank a lot




Reviewed by Aleja Bennett	1/24/2006

Well done and expressed as i have been saying all night. I have stayed up late because i find what you write to be interesting. As i file my tax return your book along with others are on my list. God bless.




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	7/21/2005

Well. You get no argument from me, Pamela. I put all women on a pedestal and I think woman is goddess. So there. Thank you. Love and peace to you. Regis




Reviewed by Rosemarie Skaine	6/24/2005

Fun read. R




Reviewed by Denise Edwards	6/24/2005

How true! Can you imagine what a perfect woman must have looked like? Trully, she was too much for poor Adam! Alas, we all pay for his weakness, and her persuasiveness!

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