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​her wings still send breeze our way

look at her, fallen angel

her wings grew weary of the flight

she dragged her people, her women on her wings

to the air from six feet under

she rests beneath our heavy steps

her feathers in every woman's hat

we stop to stare at her headstone today

her being carved to stone but living

the world knows her name

a warrior, words her weapon

her battles spilt ink over blood

and now our paths are clean and green

the women bloom from seedlings she planted

we rise high, high as the tide

the men on the rocks laugh at our delay

they hold sickles ready to hack at our shafts

but the angel protects us,

for she showed us the way

we will look up at her at the end of the day

**for better understanding, this poem was inspired by Virginia Woolf**

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Hey there, thought I´d leave a review! I love this. You´re style truly has something special, it is really descriptive, without ever being too much or too hard, still there is a lot of your more unique wording and style choices going on. It is also dark, it is raw (my favourite way to describe my favourite type of writing), it is honest, but you still manage to make one feel good, feel hopeful even, after reading. I am definitely hoping to read more of your work in the future!!!

thank you so much!! >-<

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Tikaya wrote a review · Thu Nov 06, 2025 9:26 pm

I read the wikipedia article of Virginia Woolf just recently. Thank you for sharing your poem about her! While poetry is not my usual style of fiction, I still really enjoyed myself! I really like this line "her feathers in every woman's hat" and how the angel motive keeps showing up in ways that don't feel generic! That one's also really good "her battles spilt ink over blood".
Hope you have a nice day!

thank you so much!!



The greatest part of a writer’s time is spent in reading, in order to write; a man will turn over half a library to make one book.
— Samuel Johnson