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.
A/N: Scripture reference: The Book of Sirach 11:29 "Do not bring every man into your home, for many are the wiles of the crafty."
Anais Watterson's POV:
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Lyrica Okano as Anais Watterson
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Anais Watterson animated
Behold, a rabbit, a young college gal - She got her own place in a multi gen. Why multi gen? Why not room with her pal? Well, she'd hate to go thru life paying an arm and a leg for rent.
She decided to celebrate with a social tea party, Where she invited all her high school pals. The refreshments include sweets, nuts, and bread.
But little did she know that there's an uninvited guest - Showing up to the party just for bread. That uninvited guest happened to be a white kangaroo.
A pal of the rabbit, who's an ox, whispered this to rabbit: "Hey, I wouldn't give that rodent any more bread if I were you, For you have worked your tail off making it. That uninvited guest - she's here to mooch."
A/N: Happy holidays, beautiful queens! 🎄🎉🎉
Can't believe Anais Watterson grew up quick!
Also she graduated high school last year, and the Wattersons didn't even invite us! 🥲🤦🏽♀️
Anywho, I like the fact that I had Anais speak in third person perspective for this poem. Also, that ox at the end of this poem is Jamie. Even though Jamie is a hybrid ox in the show, I didn't mention it in this poem because it's a modernized sonnet and I want to shorten it for the sake of meeting the 14-line structure.
