Redondillas Feministas

Linda Acosta 1975 (Villahermosa)



Necio es el acosador
cuando por calles camino
su piropo repentino
resulta amenazador.

Si es qué ninguna le pide
su insistente adulación,
respetar la indignación
cuando el humor no coincide.

Mis pasos son solo míos
y mi prisa nada teme
si no quiere que blasfeme:
controle sus desvaríos.

Autodefensa yo invoco
si me persigue a sabiendas
de sus molestias horrendas
que en ningún caso provoco.

Yo me visto como quiero
es mi vida y voluntad
y en el campo o la ciudad
aléjese majadero.

Por las vías el acoso
tenemos que eliminar
porte machista atajar
con el trato decoroso.

Sea usted considerado
su silencio es buen cumplido,
y si acaso algo le pido
de mi parte no es forzado.

No habrá mayor esperanza
que entre nosotros buen trato
examine su arrebato,
construyendo la confianza.
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Scheme ABBA CDDC EFFE GEEG ACCA EAAE CCCC ECCE
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 751
Words 134
Stanzas 8
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4

Linda Acosta

Between the jungle and the sea, Linda was born in Villahermosa, Mexico. Cosmopolitan, nomadic. Sociologist from UAM-Xochimilco, Master in International Relations from URJC-Madrid. Studying the Postgraduate in Writing with FLACSO-Argentina. She lived 18 years in Madrid, resides in England. Traveler, feminist, ecologist, anarchist, cook, tarologist, art and nature lover. Writer and poet to travel between worlds. Share by free choice and responsibility. more…

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