A series of poetic short stories containing matriarchy that are based on scriptures from the Bible and random motivational quotes and dedicated to the women of the BIPOC.
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Queen Armani as an anime
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Znuie as Rena Rouge
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Queen Armani: Music is such a gorgeous woman That vegans must treat with loyalty.
Rena Rouge: But those omnivores who are wolves in sheep's clothing Treat music with raunchiness and impurity.
Queen Armani: Music is meant to be pure as a vegan . Music can feel your pain, too, But is that necessary to be an omnivore by angrily blowing your top, Which can lead to becoming an enormous monster?
Rena Rouge: Instead, sing the blues with slow rhythm. Let the music feel your pain. Once you're done telling how you're feeling, Allow music to help you not feel the same.
Queen Armani and Rena Rouge: Being musically a vegan can be complicated Because we allow our omnivorous sides to control us. What we must understand and keep in mind is this: It is okay to cry and get our situations off of our chests.
A/N: Hey, beautiful queens!
So, I wrote this poem back when I was in high school.
While I was digging for my sonnets I wrote in high school, I happened to find this one.
By the way, to those of you who are fans of the Miraculous Ladybug show, before you go assuming that I'm supposedly having Rena Rouge "promote veganism," I'm not. Just so you know. It's me (and my fictional self) who's a vegan, and we definitely know that Rena eats meat.
I decided to include her in this poem as I revised it cuz she's a musician, too, and I was betting that she'd agree that musical artists should make songs with positive lyrics instead of dramatically angry lyrics.
