DustyWolfe
Proud Transman
- Joined
- Feb 10, 2002
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I wrote this poem a few years ago when I was in the process of coming out to some of my friends. What prompted me to write this goes back to the label issue. I don't like labels despite the fact that I brought up the topic earlier. I was just curious what others though of the labels.
Who am I?
I'm a woman
Doesn't that explain it?
Perhaps I should make it clear
I'm a woman who loves women
And a lover of women am I
A love for my own is pure
A pure love not needing description
I'm not anything but me and if you must--
If you must label me then call me-
Call me by what society deems me--
For I am a lesbian
I have pride in myself and my culture
I take pride in being a lover of the sensual
Of the soul, of the beauty that we call woman.
Who am I?
I'm a woman
Doesn't that explain it?
Perhaps I should make it clear
I'm a woman who loves women
And a lover of women am I
A love for my own is pure
A pure love not needing description
I'm not anything but me and if you must--
If you must label me then call me-
Call me by what society deems me--
For I am a lesbian
I have pride in myself and my culture
I take pride in being a lover of the sensual
Of the soul, of the beauty that we call woman.

