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Charlotte Perkins Gilman (Stetson) (Шарлотта Перкинс Гилман (Стетсон)) For Fear For fear of prowling beasts at night They blocked the cave; Women and children hid from sight, Men scarce more brave. For fear of warrior's sword and spear They barred the gate; Women and children lived in fear, Men lived in hate. For fear of criminals today We lock the door; Women and children still to stay Hid evermore. Come out! Ye need no longer hide! What fear you now? No wolf or lion waits outside– Only a cow. Come out! The world approaches peace, War nears its end; No warrior watches your release– Only a friend. Come out! The night of crime has fled– Day is begun; Here is no criminal to dread– Only your son. The world, half yours, demands your care, Waken and come! Make it a woman's world; safe, fair, Garden and home. Charlotte Perkins Gilman (Stetson)'s other poems: Количество обращений к стихотворению: 1571 |
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