In this poem an a bused woman becomes an allegory for all the people suffering in the phallocentric world and the people in the third word exploited by the first world. While the principle of the one is murder and destr uction, that of the other is life and peace. Men gather to dominate. Domination results in wars. The wars give birth to repression.
Women gather to love.
Women give birth to life Life becomes freedom. Freedom delivers liberty. Liberty results in peace. . . . Women make a new world. Her feminist utopia envisions a loving and peaceful world built on the female principle which refuses the cruelty of the male principle.