Women’s Fight

Women’s fight, it is a right

To not be afraid walking home at night

We do not want a fright.

The days of the ripper long gone

Except we have not changed

We need to feel safe and as one

Why can’t the good guys keep us safe?

Across Clapham Common poor Sarah walked,

Then a copper murdered her?

We need to reignite the suffragettes

Things haven’t changed.

So much for equality

When you can’t even report rape?

Those poor women traumatised

By a broken system

A broken state

So please why won’t you keep us safe?

It’s a women’s right

We don’t want to have to fight

Without this foresight.