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Fatal

by l13

Hello little boy, grass-stained knees. You'll grow up to be a queen, Called only by the highest gendered words. Hello little girl, boas and tea parties. You'll grow up to be a ranger, Warned not to act like a female. Are you there, little boy? Is it still you under the sorrow Of looking back and seeing a stranger? Are you there, little girl? Can you still hear me Under your cries for help? Please don't despair. No, I can't promise that One day, you'll be you again. Please don't go. No, I can't tell you how Many years you have left like this. Goodbye little boy, cut up arms. Goodbye little girl, scissors and band-aids. You grew up to be a someone, But you didn't know who. Growing up is fatal.
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