I wonder why 
							the pronoun she 
							can't be se as in he.
   
							
							I wonder why 
							She is bound to he.  
							Why must she sound like he? 
  
							
							Why must he embodied in she,  
							take flight like a bird 
							in the world as he? 
  
							
							Now, why can't she  
							be as independent as he? 
  
							
							The culture of the day 
							dictates grammar's way. 
  
							
							The holistic she now functions as he,  
							with all the pros and cons,  
							irrespective of contribution,  
							anonymity of attribution.
  
							
							No modern woman can stand to be  
							is stuck to he 
							sh as a stance 
							An s / with he attached
  
							
							The Italians have a lei and lui,  
							the French an elle and lui,  
							the English, a chauvinistic he 
							possessive or progressive she 
							The Greek she, afti 
							is Greek for ear, you see,  
							Sh! Listen!  
							Female names are a case,  
							the genitive of possession.  
							No muse dared sway
  
							
							such male intention. 
							Language is culture,  
							word of a collective lot,  
							word of mind and heart. 
  
							
							Voice of progressive thought,  
							it's high time  
							linguists sought.  
							Swim against the tide! 
  
							
							Off with of!  
							In the name of gender,  
							linguists, render,  
							find an answer! 
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							I wonder why 
							the pronoun he 
							is only a part of she
  
							
							I wonder why 
							he is so small 
							Why must he be like she?
  
							
							Why must she be so sure 
							embodying he 
							and his whole world
  
							
							Now, why can't he 
							be as whole as she
  
							
							The culture of the day 
							dictates grammar's way
  
							
							He made she function like he 
							and she seemed to agree 
							still having her own way 
							in many ways
  
							
							And I wonder if any modern man 
							likes to be so embodied 
							in she - or should I write "her" 
							she having the missing part of he
  
							
							The Italians have a lei and lui 
							The French have an elle and lui, 
							the English, a pregnant she … 
							A possessive and rapacious she? 
							The Greek she, afti 
							is Greek for ear, you see 
							Sh! Listen! 
							The muse dares sway 
							Swaying along the shore of he 
							like the sea and the shoreline
  
							
							such hidden intention 
							she hiding behind he 
							saying one word for all 
							one word of mind and heart
  
							
							The voice of a new thought 
							endlessly to be sought 
							a new culture  
							Swim against the tide !
  
							
							In the name of humanity 
							the voice endlessly tries  
							to scream "I"
  
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