Mutinyu

In the heart of a bustling town,  

Lived Mutinyu, wise and sound.  

He spoke of truth, he spoke of right,  

In a world where darkness often blights.

His words echoed loud, clear and strong,  

Defending women against the wrong.  

"For change," he said, "must come from within,  

Not dictated by the will of men."

He watched as society tried to mold,  

Women's lives, their stories untold.  

But Mutinyu stood firm and bold,  

Against the tide, his beliefs he'd uphold.

"Let them bloom in their own time," he cried,  

"Don't force the petals, let them decide.  

For a woman is more than what you see,  

She's a spirit wild, she's meant to be free."

So let Mutinyu's message ring,  

In every heart, let it sing.  

For women change when they want to,  

Not when a man commands, but when they choose.