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Fighting for the Right
Waking up every morning
Knowing you can’t do things
Like everyone else
Wanting to be free
Having no idea where to start.
Who knew
It would end up touching so many hearts
Go, go, Emmeline
Emmeline Pankhurst:
The leader of our movement,
To get what we deserve.
“Remember the dignity of your womanhood.”
Christabel stood next to her mother
While everyone else stood
Side by side
We will take hands and fight together
We cause many altercations
Your only punishment is incarceration
That will not phase us
We’ll continue to push forward
Took us seventy years
They finally listened it appears
We can now
Vote
Without anyone telling us we no
This piece is about a topic that I hold close to my heart. It is something that I feel like nobody could ever know too much of.