Woman... Do you know who you are?
I've never understood why it's taken so long, for since the days of the Eden, you've been held in the wrong. You're the said, "weaker vessel," often looked down upon. Yet God said, "It is not good, that the man should be alone."
"You shall not eat," said God, from a particular tree." That was Adam's instruction before there was Eve. Read Genesis 2:16-18, should you have a question, or don't believe me.
Move onto chapter 3, verses 1-13, you'll find Adam present when Eve was deceived. Sadly, that behavior is common to see, a man keeping quiet, when he's supposed to lead.
You must know your worth, you were built to bear pain, for those hips that you have are really a frame. They're a carriage for life, within our lives hang. Until the day that you suffered intense labor pangs.
Your bodies supply us with milk naturally, there's no question to why it's the best for our needs. Cultivation begins in your womb, can't you see. For we cannot carry and bear our own seed.
We work to provide, to maintain our homes; without you incomplete, going at it alone. You're a whole lot more than a cleaner or cook. You're our wives and our mothers, we can't bear what you've took.
The ripping and running, putting up with our mess, not realizing we're actually causing you stress. All of your work is done out of love, you're a gift to mankind from Heaven above.
You're clothed in God's strength, His favor and grace, it's painful not seeing the smile on your face. What's between your legs brings life, that's the reason it's meant. What you are is a gift, and your power's within.
Like a pendulum swinging is how weariness weighs, heaviness on your shoulders, imbalanced for days. Woman, God made you powerful, so you must know your worth. Expect His blessings, for you're designed to give birth.
You may feel alone, yet God's by your side. We bear one another's burdens, and fulfill the law of Christ. Lay your burdens at His feet, when you fall on your face, He's sending his love to take the baggage away.
"Behind every strong man, there's a powerful, praying woman."