Treating A Woman

I never punched a woman My father told and taught me that I shouldn't, Never did I angrily pushed or shoved Unto any woman that I knew or liked or loved. Out of anger a woman I never did strike Even if her I didn't know or even didn't like, And if she had struck or punched me instead I would just walk away without one word said. A woman I have never swore at or cursed I am too well versed, I would not ever give her the expression or wish of doom From myself that thought or belief would never bloom. I would never slander a woman or her name Just to bring her rumors and gossip and unwanted shame, Because, I wasn't brought up that way Be polite and courteous to all women my dad did say. I was raised to treat all women right Even if one wanted to argue and or fight, No matter whoever she was I was taught to treat her with care and love. All women I was taught to protect and to defend Until my very end, That's why my father said man was put on this earth And that is why also woman gives birth. I was taught to put every woman on a pedestal And then look and listen for her very soul, No matter if I had just met her Because, I knew and I was taught better. Randy L. McClave