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When my body and soul want to die, Your glittering image strikes my eye, Flowers befall me, The pain melts away, When my mind says “go!” My heart wants to stay. The devil can’t catch me, I’m safe in your arms, You won’t let the voices, Do me much harm. You kiss away tears, You hold me so close, You make me smile when I’m hurting the most. So when I call you my angel, I just want to say, When the demons surround me, I say NOT TODAY.
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Feb 3, 2021
Feb 3, 2021 at 1:26 PM UTC
Not Today (2020)
The hum of your song, sings me to sleep It’s the only thing that makes me comfortable Your voice it pulls me in so deep Into the light, out of the miserable Sing to me my angel, Free me from this prison. I walk among the living dead, I walk without a mission. The silk reverberates across your tongue Tell me that I’m special Tell me I’m the only one. I’ll make you my queen when you are done. You are my song, the one that plays so beautifully You are my song, the one that plays so magically You’re my magical girl, with that life saving gaze You are the one for who I’ll change all my ways. You are my song. My beautiful song. So sing to me.
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Mar 15, 2020
Mar 15, 2020 at 8:51 PM UTC
You Are My Song (2020)
Dear world, I have something I have been dying to tell you. For some time I have known something about myself that most of you don’t. I know myself better now than I ever have before. So I have decided to end my hiding. to let myself live in the light from now on I spent far too long wondering how you would react when I told you. Now I know, how you react is not my choice it is yours alone I am who I am I cannot change and I don’t even want to I am not ashamed I am no longer afraid Your acceptance and love is valuable but I can stand on my own feet and when I my feet get tired and my legs grow weak they will catch me. I am loved I am accepted And love overcomes all. So when finally break down the final wall of this cage and I tell you ************* Whether you choose to love me for me or not I will be okay because I am loved I am accepted and I am strong We are strong and we are not going away I am the same me I will speak I will be a voice for the voiceless I will be me and I will never be silent
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Oct 21, 2015
Oct 21, 2015 at 3:31 PM UTC
Break Out
I hate labels. so you may ask me why do you compulsively put words and purposes and dates and times on everything you have. I hate labels but I love organization. The problem with labels is they rarely tell the whole story. Labels are short, just a snapshot of the essence that the thing or person boils down to but I don’t believe anything can really be that simple. Labels can make everything easier. You get the main point, the thing that stands out, FAST. but that’s like starting a story at it’s ****** you get no previous information and that high point that holds so much meaning if you've read the entire story turns flat. A flat character doesn’t grow or change or feel all that much but they usually have a label. Labels turn real multidimensional, complicated, interesting people into flat characters. He is not gay. She is not a cutter. and He is not transgender. They are real people and you cannot possibly fit a person into a single worded description of the thing that stands out about them or makes them different. That is not enough for me! The gay guy likes ice cream and romantic comedies, he's afraid of commitment, that scar is from his own blade and he volunteers on Wednesdays. The cutter is seventeen and she lives with her grandparents. Almost everybody shes loved has walked away. She has hair the color of sand at the beach and she wants to work in security at the airport so she can finally have control over who leaves and who stays. The transgender man never felt trapped in the wrong body, the world just told him that his body was wrong. He’s a freshman in college and nobody ever told him how hard it would be. He calls his mom every night because he knows she worries and he cares. He has skin the color of caramel and he desperately wants to get married. I hope you now understand that a label is never never enough. You could argue that I’m afraid of being defined and of defining others with just a word, but if you ask me a fear of labels is a very legitimate, considerate, and justifiable fear to have. Labels are simply not enough. And that's why I hate labels.
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Oct 21, 2015
Oct 21, 2015 at 3:17 PM UTC
Why I Hate Labels
I hate labels. so you may ask me why do you compulsively put words and purposes and dates and times on everything you have. I hate labels but I love organization. The problem with labels is they rarely tell the whole story. Labels are short, just a snapshot of the essence that the thing or person boils down to but I don’t believe anything can really be that simple. Labels can make everything easier. You get the main point, the thing that stands out, FAST. but that’s like starting a story at it’s ****** you get no previous information and that high point that holds so much meaning if you've read the entire story turns flat. A flat character doesn’t grow or change or feel all that much but they usually have a label. Labels turn real multidimensional, complicated, interesting people into flat characters. He is not gay. She is not a cutter. and He is not transgender. They are real people and you cannot possibly fit a person into a single worded description of the thing that stands out about them or makes them different. That is not enough for me! The gay guy likes ice cream and romantic comedies, he's afraid of commitment, that scar is from his own blade and he volunteers on Wednesdays. The cutter is seventeen and she lives with her grandparents. Almost everybody shes loved has walked away. She has hair the color of sand at the beach and she wants to work in security at the airport so she can finally have control over who leaves and who stays. The transgender man never felt trapped in the wrong body, the world just told him that his body was wrong. He’s a freshman in college and nobody ever told him how hard it would be. He calls his mom every night because he knows she worries and he cares. He has skin the color of caramel and he desperately wants to get married. I hope you now understand that a label is never never enough. You could argue that I’m afraid of being defined and of defining others with just a word, but if you ask me a fear of labels is a very legitimate, considerate, and justifiable fear to have. Labels are simply not enough. And that's why I hate labels.
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♀↵ϖ†∅↨⊕☺☼↑↓ Apples will be cantaloupes depending on their nurture; and so I cherish rainbow hopes for our collective future. Oranges elect their hue improving Nature’s seal, while pronouns stifle what is true suppressing the appeal. Fruits may choose to change to nuts and fowls select their plumage. Why settle in Tradition’s ruts? Such rigid roles do damage. Nuts in turn, may feel like flowers, picking how and when to bloom. So ambisexual thought empowers androgynes to court their doom. A leopard, too, may change his spots (or turn into a vegan bunny) No law’s tittles, neither jots make Speciesism funny. If you decide to see it so the sky above is yellow. Perceive as pink the grass beneath and better times must follow. Gender? Merely social constructs – preach it to the masses until tradition self-destructs and *** takes off her glasses. Babies need no Dad (nor Mother): sexist labels, obsolete. Love is blind. There is no other. Bats must bark and chickens bleat. Integrated water closets show how far we have evolved: urinary bank deposits (with no member account involved). Foolish thinking from the past (like water being wet, and such) calls for re-education, fast. The State will lend its human touch compelling all to sing the hymn with genderfluid motions… so birds can preen their scales and swim in dry and waveless oceans. (Yet “hymn” sounds sexist said out loud – we ought to sing a “her” instead… no – make that “us”,  since we are proud, lest misconceptions be misread.) Shake a healthy dose of salt upon this strange post-modern food. May God re-set us to default with human common sense renewed.
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Sep 12, 2015
Sep 12, 2015 at 11:05 PM UTC
To Birds who Swim in Fishy Notions
♀↵ϖ†∅↨⊕☺☼↑↓ Apples will be cantaloupes depending on their nurture; and so I cherish rainbow hopes for our collective future. Oranges elect their hue improving Nature’s seal, while pronouns stifle what is true suppressing the appeal. Fruits may choose to change to nuts and fowls select their plumage. Why settle in Tradition’s ruts? Such rigid roles do damage. Nuts in turn, may feel like flowers, picking how and when to bloom. So ambisexual thought empowers androgynes to court their doom. A leopard, too, may change his spots (or turn into a vegan bunny) No law’s tittles, neither jots make Speciesism funny. If you decide to see it so the sky above is yellow. Perceive as pink the grass beneath and better times must follow. Gender? Merely social constructs – preach it to the masses until tradition self-destructs and *** takes off her glasses. Babies need no Dad (nor Mother): sexist labels, obsolete. Love is blind. There is no other. Bats must bark and chickens bleat. Integrated water closets show how far we have evolved: urinary bank deposits (with no member account involved). Foolish thinking from the past (like water being wet, and such) calls for re-education, fast. The State will lend its human touch compelling all to sing the hymn with genderfluid motions… so birds can preen their scales and swim in dry and waveless oceans. (Yet “hymn” sounds sexist said out loud – we ought to sing a “her” instead… no – make that “us”,  since we are proud, lest misconceptions be misread.) Shake a healthy dose of salt upon this strange post-modern food. May God re-set us to default with human common sense renewed.
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#ϖ↑∅⊕↓☺↨☼♀ The dawn is nigh at hand. The clouds begin to lift above the grange. Arise, O Phoebus, bless the crowds— let poultry roam the range. I’ll bind a broom of gathered hay to sweep the hen-house free of hate. Let roosters hail the crack of day and chicks with ***** tempt fate. A fractured self and a challenge hurled: they left the shell, but found it rough because our bigoted barnyard world cannot get queer enough fast enough. They flutter through the breeder’s farm subverting gender’s useless role. We feel their pain, and mean no harm— yet question this progressive goal. They cluck a brand-new barnyard song: Gender Identity Obsolete! (As long as they claim God hatched them wrong, biology signals their defeat.) While poultry scratches rhymes for “hen” and chicks are combing crests for ***** let’s ring the dinner bell and then we’ll synchronize the global clocks. Let Mankind’s unmanned race delight at Jesus’ gender-free return. Soon Africa shall see the light and Araby’s sun more brightly burn. Then dawn shall break o’er Russian plains to liberate the Tartar races; loose their limbs from Gender’s chains to stride with polymorphous paces. China too, and Southeast Asia swift shall follow in their train celebrating sex-aphasia joining in the West’s refrain. Hindu multitudes will rise to vanquish gender, caste aside and shake the slumber from their eyes with metro-ambisexual pride. Carib isles, with Latin kingdoms From the tropics to the mountains Shall announce they too are Wisdom’s, drinking from de-gendered fountains. Juveniles, raised to simply be shall pioneer new modes of life; explore horizons happily set free from biologic strife. Then shall our earth, in glad array ***** dirt upon Tradition’s tomb; unshackled from that dark dismay to grieve—but nevermore exhume. Alas, the global dreams descend. We’re back in the barnyard, gender-queer… where hens have ***** and eggshells bend transcending Nature’s reign of fear. The henhouse still votes hetero; their eggless chickens cluck for rights biologists, ex utero are born to further futile flights. (*Because I was almost one of them I’ve earned the right to make fun of them. Time alone will tell if the trend remains coherent to the end.*)
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Sep 12, 2015
Sep 12, 2015 at 10:57 PM UTC
Poultry in Motion
#ϖ↑∅⊕↓☺↨☼♀ The dawn is nigh at hand. The clouds begin to lift above the grange. Arise, O Phoebus, bless the crowds— let poultry roam the range. I’ll bind a broom of gathered hay to sweep the hen-house free of hate. Let roosters hail the crack of day and chicks with ***** tempt fate. A fractured self and a challenge hurled: they left the shell, but found it rough because our bigoted barnyard world cannot get queer enough fast enough. They flutter through the breeder’s farm subverting gender’s useless role. We feel their pain, and mean no harm— yet question this progressive goal. They cluck a brand-new barnyard song: Gender Identity Obsolete! (As long as they claim God hatched them wrong, biology signals their defeat.) While poultry scratches rhymes for “hen” and chicks are combing crests for ***** let’s ring the dinner bell and then we’ll synchronize the global clocks. Let Mankind’s unmanned race delight at Jesus’ gender-free return. Soon Africa shall see the light and Araby’s sun more brightly burn. Then dawn shall break o’er Russian plains to liberate the Tartar races; loose their limbs from Gender’s chains to stride with polymorphous paces. China too, and Southeast Asia swift shall follow in their train celebrating sex-aphasia joining in the West’s refrain. Hindu multitudes will rise to vanquish gender, caste aside and shake the slumber from their eyes with metro-ambisexual pride. Carib isles, with Latin kingdoms From the tropics to the mountains Shall announce they too are Wisdom’s, drinking from de-gendered fountains. Juveniles, raised to simply be shall pioneer new modes of life; explore horizons happily set free from biologic strife. Then shall our earth, in glad array ***** dirt upon Tradition’s tomb; unshackled from that dark dismay to grieve—but nevermore exhume. Alas, the global dreams descend. We’re back in the barnyard, gender-queer… where hens have ***** and eggshells bend transcending Nature’s reign of fear. The henhouse still votes hetero; their eggless chickens cluck for rights biologists, ex utero are born to further futile flights. (*Because I was almost one of them I’ve earned the right to make fun of them. Time alone will tell if the trend remains coherent to the end.*)
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We live in times of innovation. Winds of change affront the nation; wind most welcome – by a few (the masses know not what to do with engineered progressive change, their morals slow to rearrange). And thus, in ornithology we find an apt analogy… Phoenix-like the vulture rose in rainbow raiment, from repose Its plumage all askew – a freak: a mutant with a painted beak borne of winds but lately blown. This strange new hybrid (yet unflown) did twitter forth an avian boon. It preened its plumes and croaked a tune: “I represent that rarest fowl, far wiser than outmoded owl… A dazzling swan of change am I brought forth to liberate the sky!” (Yet more appeared a fractured emu; fair is fowl post-op… they tried to cross said emu with an ostrich! (What the hell – the surgeon got rich changing apples into – mangos; altering the twos to tangos…) Fresh from gender suicide he moulted into she. Beside herself (itself?) with grief, regarded previous selves as false: discarded Sir for Madam overnight; fixed it, mixed it, made it right. Since God was wrong the first time ‘round, Man (or something) thus is bound hormonally to tweak and mutate, hastening rebirth’s freakish due-date. A manly bass – and yet the face was poorly paired in his/her case Soprano ought to have resounded – yet the voice left one confounded. Rainbow bracelets notwithstanding this was clearly modern branding (on the forehead – like a beast?) well, Jesus said the truth at least: that angels are of neither gender (hence no need to check the member.) Lest we offend endangered species I commend transgendered theses – paired with warning and a fable as they turn the feathered table: We may nurture fair to foul while nature shrieks a hideous howl but foul to fair cannot return; thus trapped, both Eve and Adam burn.
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Sep 9, 2015
Sep 9, 2015 at 9:12 PM UTC
The Fowl is Fair
We live in times of innovation. Winds of change affront the nation; wind most welcome – by a few (the masses know not what to do with engineered progressive change, their morals slow to rearrange). And thus, in ornithology we find an apt analogy… Phoenix-like the vulture rose in rainbow raiment, from repose Its plumage all askew – a freak: a mutant with a painted beak borne of winds but lately blown. This strange new hybrid (yet unflown) did twitter forth an avian boon. It preened its plumes and croaked a tune: “I represent that rarest fowl, far wiser than outmoded owl… A dazzling swan of change am I brought forth to liberate the sky!” (Yet more appeared a fractured emu; fair is fowl post-op… they tried to cross said emu with an ostrich! (What the hell – the surgeon got rich changing apples into – mangos; altering the twos to tangos…) Fresh from gender suicide he moulted into she. Beside herself (itself?) with grief, regarded previous selves as false: discarded Sir for Madam overnight; fixed it, mixed it, made it right. Since God was wrong the first time ‘round, Man (or something) thus is bound hormonally to tweak and mutate, hastening rebirth’s freakish due-date. A manly bass – and yet the face was poorly paired in his/her case Soprano ought to have resounded – yet the voice left one confounded. Rainbow bracelets notwithstanding this was clearly modern branding (on the forehead – like a beast?) well, Jesus said the truth at least: that angels are of neither gender (hence no need to check the member.) Lest we offend endangered species I commend transgendered theses – paired with warning and a fable as they turn the feathered table: We may nurture fair to foul while nature shrieks a hideous howl but foul to fair cannot return; thus trapped, both Eve and Adam burn.
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