If I were a woman

If I were a woman, Like a sacred shrine, I'll hide my breast Smooth like the soft silky breeze, I'll make my face I'll be cheap and I'll be scarce From cuddle touches, I'll be far away Because if I were a woman Strength and beautiful would be my senators I'll be president, rule rule my world I wouldn't be fooled with gold Even though soft like instant bread Yet my thighs wouldn't be like corona I won't let them ever spread If I were a woman, My vagina, I'll fold its eyes, blind No powder and paints, I'd rather make up my mind To be strong, stronger than a rock in its youth stage My cleavage would be covered like a textbook's center page I'll let men's eyes touch and caress my face I'll stab my ears open, listening to their eyes Pleading to be allowed pass the gates; my garment. If I were a woman, I'll be sacred And my heart would be gold You've got to mine To make yourself mine -1Diary If I were a woman