This poem is about the freedom to play with meanings, images, and the body beyond gender norms. There are no “proper” bodies, no “normative” genders here — only a space where blackberry and Eurydice can share the same frame, and a cake can become a medium for dialogue rather than an object. All genders are needed, all genders matter. Western culture thrives in ambiguity — and that is its strength.

This piece moves like a paper telegram from a lost childhood. She used to scream in punk — now she curtsies in boardrooms. The soul doesn’t warm up in this polished world. It chills. We watch her trade rebellion for duty — and somewhere deep inside, the scream is still waiting.