Princess Quote by Tracie Morris
““Project Princess Teeny feet rock layered double socks Popping side piping of many colored loose lace ups Racing toe keeps up with fancy free gear slick slide and just pressed recently weaved hair Jeans oversized belie her hips, back, thighs that have made guys sigh for milleni year Topped by an attractive jacket her suit’s not for flacking, flunkies, junkies or punk homies on the stroll. Her hands mobile thrones of today’s urban goddess Clinking rings link dragon fingers no need to be modest. One or two gap teeth coolin’ sport gold initials Doubt you get to her name just check from the side please chill. Multidimensional shrimp earrings frame her cinnamon face Crimson with a compliment if a comment hits the right place Don’t step to the plate with datelines from ‘88 Spare your simple, fragile feelings with the same sense that you came Color woman variation reworks the french twist with crinkle cut platinum frosted bangs from a spray can’s mist Never dissed, she insists: “No you can’t touch this.” And, if pissed, bedecked fists stop boys who must persist. She’s the one. Give her some. Under fire. Smoking gun. Of which songs are sung, raps are spun, bells are rung, rocked, pistols cocked, unwanted advances blocked, well stacked she’s jock. It’s all about you girl. You go on. Don’t you dare stop.””
About This Quote
Source Poem: Untitled, spoken word performance by Tracie Morris, 2015
A vivid portrait of a fierce, self‑assured woman who defies expectations and asserts her power in a hyper‑stylized urban setting.
In simple terms: A bold woman stands strong and unapologetic.
Key Takeaway
Embrace confidence and set boundaries.
Themes
empowerment
identity
resistance
style
urban culture
Mood
defiant
energetic
proud
Type
poetic
spoken‑word
cultural commentary
When to use this quote
- street performance
- personal branding
- conflict resolution
- asserting boundaries
Key Concepts
self‑expression
gender dynamics
fashion as armor
social defiance
Questions to Reflect On
- How do you maintain self‑respect when faced with opposition?
- What symbols of power do you use to protect yourself?
A Different Perspective
Her confidence may alienate those who seek control; authenticity can be challenged by societal pressure.
