Party Victoria Avenue 1982 (ish)
A Dyke History Trilogy: part three
They were designer shoes. Not top designer but still…
Kitten heels. Matched the purple striped dungarees
Bought for my first ever women’s party.
I loved those dungarees.
‘But I didn’t know high heels were a subjugating tool of the patriarchy’
I apologised to the scary looking woman.
With the close-cropped hair.
I took them off and danced and danced.
Lel Meleyal, Scarborough
FebulousFebruary 2025: Lost and Found 
Comments on: "Day six" (2)
beautifully observed political statements, loved this trilogy Lel
and I never stopped dancing.