They said I wasn't real because I hadn't slept a man they said I was a fake because a woman was not in my bed proof conceived by a litmus test they'd not apply their own kind I mean the babies coming up with desires aligned to the lateral.
They drew the lines in the air rules applying to themselves transferred by a thoughtless voice seeking application to my soul this I reject because I must upsetting as it may be to them I cannot lie about who I am why is this difficult to comprehend?
Attraction was not real to them when proof came from what they saw my proof felt for decade's length was transparent to the opinion's view they judging the sum of intimacy on only their applied anatomy where the things plugged and played became was the standard for totality.
If I found comfort in another's arms the ****** switch from adam to eve or visa-versa, this would be my way this would not change my destiny I'd still be real unto myself regardless of what they have to say I'd still find the beautiful in my self-made reality.
The poem "I Wasn't Real" is about bi-****** invisibility and the challenge of non-acceptance by a larger LG community. The poem was prompted by the theme “where do I belong?”.