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				My First Poem - 
            
          
		
		
				
		
				September 10th 2014, 02:55 AM
			
			
			
		 
               
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So this poem is intended to become spoken word but I thought I would share it. This poem reflects my journey to acceptance of being gay and the bad decisions I made along the way, I hope you guys like it.
 They told me ‘I wouldn’t judge you if you were, but I really don’t think your gay’
 I knew they wrong but still I said ‘okay’
 Because I wanted so badly for them to be right
 I was only 11
 The burdens should have been light
 But here I was wondering if I would get into heaven
 And I wasn’t sure how much longer I could stay here and fight
 
 Could I make up for not loving the opposite gender
 Or would I have to live my life forever pretender
 All I could hear was the words ‘being gay is a choice’
 So I said to myself ‘than I refuse to be queer”
 And with those six small words, gone was my voice
 No longer did I have to live in unbearable fear
 Who knew lies would be my greatest defender
 
 Instead of admitting my feelings for my female best friend
 I was determined to love a boy that would mend…
 Mend me that is
 Change the base of my inner most desire
 Fix me that is
 Make the lust for boobs into a love for balls, put out the fire
 Give me his strength, he had enough to lend
 
 Little did I know his strength was not will power
 No it was his fist to my face that forced me to cower
 And the painful touch of his hands I will never forget
 As they found their way to places I had never wanted him to explore
 If you look real closely his fingerprints remain, I bet
 Though my brain told me no I kept crawling back for more
 Because the idea of loving a boy would be the thing to overpower
 
 And for months upon months I tried my best to love him
 Never forgetting that girl, but my chances were slim
 Because they told me ‘we chose to be gay’
 And who chose to be second class citizens damned to hell
 Despite the actions of our the activist who for us they slay
 But if she ever saw more than just a friend I couldn’t tell
 But still I dived into the ocean of pride, ready to swim
 
 I found strength to leave the boy who broke me
 Finding a way to be all that I could be
 Because being gay was not a choice but acting on it was
 And who wouldn’t want to be an amazing bursting rainbow
 So I waved my flag high for all that it does
 The world swirling round like a fucking tornado
 And in that moment, that girl turned around to see
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