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Friday Kahlo, who was she? What can we say?
She stood for … a woman of substance
An opening for women’s lib and/or to be free
… at last, free from pain-dying without fame
… coming to life after death despite
… not her wish
… she never wanted to come back
… she immortal, with her art pin 2her heart

Woman are rarely taken seriously
Let’s look at Dr. Rosalind Franklin …
The true champion and discoverer of the
DNA double helix …

Who took all this glory?
Two men James Watson & Francis Crick
Grabbed all the knowledge … with heights
Data from Rosalind in 1953 credits stolen

Like a chitter running fast with her brain cells
All cheaters and murderer of her name …
We know today, the true champion and hero
A woman with a name Rosalind Franklin
… a brillant scientist and doctorate
… of her time, ahead of times!

Dr.Franklin of X-Ray refraction
With photo-51 … lets credit her
As demonstrated the double-helix structure
The DNA: Deoxyribonucleic-Acid

The dynamic molecules …
For which all genetic info/instruction takes place
Involved in all steps …
Of the development of cells, and all living cells

2strong women, Frida Kahlo & Dr. Franklin
Two minds, sadly buried without a name nor Fame they rose from the dead … the dead sea
Gave and saw them rise, reasons are alive
Today in full prints … I had to pause!

Let’s try to answer and give a salute to Frida!
She was a Mexican artist … dying July 13, 1954
At Casa Azul in Coyoacun, Mexico
Like Jesus, she suffered greatly!

Contracted polio at 10, accident at 18
Left with increase pain & immobilized
Way 2survive to seek the art or become an MD?
We’re in her head to escape dumbness
… elevate with fresh brain cells pin 2her torso

Through excruciating pains, she endured!
She pushed on …
Seeking life’s free from pain
She meet husband Diego Rivera, an artist
… some called him fatso, El Gordo
… to her it was love
… Does appearance matters? Not to her!

He took her on …
She sought his advice for the arts
Instead, a husband she grabbed
She didn’t get left back by his tricks

She moved on, childless …
With multiple of miscarriages
Was motherhood in the cards?
Not for her …

She hated his infidelities …
She loved his passion for the arts
She pure art … pain, pin to her heart left floored
She left self portraits of herself never 2die

A self-described painter
Saw pain as her new art
Portraying herself the focus of art
In her paintings … she left her heart dark black
On the floor…

Was it art or pain?
Was it herself in her head
Or the head of her imagination?
It was a desperate need to release her pains
… as she forgot how to breath
… taken less and less breaths

She divided between the seeks of …
A painter o