They said He couldn't feel like a boy And a girl At the same time. So he grew his hair long With colorful dreadlocks And wore eyeliner But kept his name.
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They told her that She could either love boys Or girls Or both. Not everyone. So she fell in love With the boy who Was born as a girl.
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He didn't feel love For the girl with the large chest. Or the boy with the sparkling eyes. But that didn't mean He didn't love them In his own way.
If that boy's way of loving is Invisible, And the boy with the long hair and eyeliner's way of loving is Invisible, And the girl who had a taste for personality, not gender's way of loving is Invisible Then aren't we all just Invisible Too?
EDIT: oh my gosh. I cannot believe this got a DD! Thank you so much, to for featuring it to every single dA member who took the time to read, comment, or favorite. Thank you all so much. This is amazing. <3
In sex ed and stuff, when the teachers start to teach you about normal relationships, they should begin the lesson by reciting this poem. And then ask the class what they think a "normal" relationship is, and if there are any different kinds. This. Is. Amazing.
This is beautiful! Thank you. I hate how sexuality is treated so obscurely in education. I was never taught anything except boys and girls, how I could only think of boys romantically. And no one ever told me that no one even has to be a boy or a girl - I was always just told to be a girl and like boys. This poem hit me hard, wow...sorry for the rant