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Men generally have no clue what its like to be a female, to tell you the
truth it just about sucks, Lucille Clifton realizes this and characterizes
it in a poem addressed to men, so that they may better understand women.
She is a voice for women. For men to better understand that women aren’t
feeble, docile creatures but strong and can endure great hardships that a
man would crumble under.
Megan from United States