My house, divided by a wall
stairway divided by a wall
left side washroom
right side kitchenette
My body, divided by a wall
Ten fingers on the left side
Another ten on the right side
Head equal parts on each side
My street, divided by a wall
Glowing neon on the right side
Left side lights extinguished
Behind the curtains I observe both sides
The left never wakes up
The right never falls asleep
Grażyna made a child
And now wants to remove it
Outside of her body
To give someone for nothing.
Grażyna comes from home
Where young were drowned.
Her father also drowned,
Swimming tango with her mother
Grażka, Grażka
Keep it, or you won't go to heaven.
Grażka, Grażka
Enjoy, let yourself be carried away.
Grażyna took steps to commit an unlawful act.
She found an outstanding doctor.
But before she confessed to a priest in confession,
And he leaned over to her behind the grille and talks:
Grażka, Grażka
Take it, or you won't go to heaven.
Grażka, Grażka
Enjoy, let yourself be carried away.
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>Looks like a song for a player piano.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellen_Pao
Ellen Kangru Pao (born 1970) is an American investor and activist who co-founded the diversity consulting non-profit organization Project Include. She was previously a partner at Kapor Capital and the Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer at the Kapor Center for Social Impact before leaving in 2018 to focus on her role as Project Include's CEO. Other positions she has held include interim CEO of social media technology company Reddit, investment partner at Kleiner Perkins, board director at Flipboard, and corporate attorney at Cravath, Swaine & Moore.
Since becoming known, in 2012, for filing an unsuccessful gender discrimination suit against former employer Kleiner Perkins, Pao has expressed vocal criticism of the hiring and promotion practices in Silicon Valley. In 2015, unpopular decisions made during Pao's tenure at Reddit generated a wave of controversy that culminated in her stepping down. The backlash she received sparked debates both on the treatment of women in technology and the need for transparency in a company that relies on volunteers.