A is for Austen, the Regency hellion
B is for Boudica, who raised a rebellion
C is Cleopatra, fierce Queen of the Nile
D is Diana, whose voice does beguile
E is for Ella, breaking down barriers
F is for Franklin, who made DNA merrier
G is Gloriana, anything but conventional
H is for hooks (lower case is intentional)
I is Isadora, who loved modern dance
J is Jo March, who wrote and wore pants
K is for Kennedy, who understood duty
L is Lamarr, who mixed science with beauty
M is MacPhail, political and proud
N is for Nellie, strident and loud
O is for Olave, keen about guiding
P is for Parker, whose wit was so biting
Q is Quvenzhané, who lights up the screen
R is for Rosa, who sat like a queen
S is Suu Kyi…
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