You were scared but I was too
The feelings were different and new
It was unusual for the both of us
But we were convinced it was real and true
So we fought for it till the very end
We didn't care about the consequences
Or if we will never have their approval
You thought, "Screw the world and its grudges"
They say what we had was different
But come on, normal's so overrated
I thought, "Why does everyone need to fit in?"
In a world where everything is labeled & branded?
I just love her and that should be enough
Screw anyone who says otherwise
At least we're happy and contented of what we have
We didn't live in a life of fake masks and lies
So I'm going to go away someday
With the woman who makes my world twirl
Screw morals, religion and beliefs
I will marry and forever love that girl
A/N:
Someday, I will finally have the guts to come out to my parents. Someday, I will be finally proud to say that "I'm gay and I'm proud" without caring what everybody would say about me. Someday, when I can finally be someone I can be proud of, I will get away. Someday, I could tell this poem to the woman I love. Someday, I can finally be happy on my own skin. Someday, I can finally be happy by being me.
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Unsent Letters of A Closeted Lesbian Writer
PoetryBasically, this book will revolve around my struggles and experiences about being a closeted lesbian and all my hidden and unsent poems and letters that I was too much of a coward to give to this girl I have a crush on. I noticed that almost everyth...
