According to Distractify, the teacher advised her followers: “Take a moment to read this poem written today by one of my students. One of my THIRD GRADE students. She wrote it at recess – no prompt, just free flowing thought.”

The poem starts off by referencing a well-known rhyme: “I am not sugar and spice and everything nice. I am music, I am art. I am a story.”

And it gets better: “I am a church bell, gonging out wrongs and rights and normal nights. I was baby. I am child. I will be mother.”

Next, there’s a direct reference to woman being judged on their looks (or lack of): “I don’t mind being considered beautiful, I do not allow that to be my definition.”

This 8-year-old girl just nailed feminism with an epic poem