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A Queer Dream
I am the ugly catipillar,
hiding in the shadows around the corner.
Ignored.
Until one frightful night
evolutions
true form came to me at once.
Kicking and screaming
I ripped away my fake skin
like a snake shedding his own.
I am born again. As a butterfly.
Authenticity
is my name and that used to scare me,
but no longer.
I am the phenoix from the
fire.
The one everyone left but still survived
like grass growing in the cracks of sidewalks.
I am the rainbow who bounced through your
window,
beautifully
alone.
This poem is about:
Me
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