A strong girl is what I am
Strong, noble, and wise.
Although I do not need to be
Since no one here is ever in need.
Our kingdom is the safest land
But anyway, I lend a hand
To those who do not need it.
I am the most noble girl I know
The most noble person I know
And nothing can take that away from me.
Not even a lack of necessity.
Noble is what I am
The most noble girl in the land.
The land that I lead
As strong as can be
As strong and as free
To be noble
To be strong
Is what being a girl means to me.
This poem follows the opposite of Aristotle’s guidelines. For example, the main character in the poem is a strong and noble woman rather than a strong and noble man. In addition to this, the main character works to save the world when there is no need to. This also does not follow Aristotle’s guidelines because he believes that characters should do things for a reason. Some of the largest words in the Voyant cluster are “girl,” “strong,” and “noble.” This shows the poem’s emphasis on female strength.
Aristotle and Poetry 