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how i got a wonderful smile

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  • I sat and waited he would be home soon my prince,
    I sat and worried did i look ok ,
    I sat and wondered if the casserole was cooked,
    I sat and looks for mess or a spec of dust in the room,

    I reflected on our first kiss,
    I reflected on the day he had moved me in had really only been 3 weeks ago,
    I reflected on him coming to the doctors with me he had been so sweat,
    I reflected on meeting his mum as rebecca as me she had been so sweet,

    The key turned my heart raced,
    The door opened i wanted to flee,
    He walked in the room i remembered,
    He reached down to kiss me i shrank away,

    I breathed air over my broken teeth,
    I shivered i sat stock still,
    He laid the flowers on my lap they burned,
    He stroked my hair i shrank,

    He turned and i knew,
    He yelled his words a mist of unintelligent sound,
    His first blew feel on last nights bruises,
    With his next i felt the carpet beneath my check,
    The final blew was merciful as i didn't feel it hit,
    I wasn't there ,
    I was anywhere but there,

    I came to he had gone to bed,
    I lay there and cried.

      December 22, 2011 8:57 PM GMT
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  • BUT NO CIGAR

    When have you dared walk to walk in my eyes?
    Never,
    And never did I try to answer for you,
    For you,
    Made me kiss the stars that fell,
    And feel,
    And they are falling still in pools,
    Still pools,
    Of questions the words rang,
    And rang,
    I caught these still little silent showers,
    Of silver bullets,
    Silver bullets,
    Always daring to make me drown,
    Me drown,
    Drowning in the rain falling,
    Rain falling,
    Where you have never dared to walk,
    To walk into my eyes,
    My eyes see that for every question,
    Every question,
    You ever asked the answer was still the same,
    Still the same,
    I still never blame you, you see, and you,
    And you,
    You still blame me, but you don’t - you see,
    You see,
    You came close; oh you came so close,
    So close but no cigar.
    <p>Humanity is proof have evolved - transgenderism is proof we haven't evolved enough&nbsp;&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>"I ask myself, in mercy, or in common sense, if we cannot alter the conviction to fit the body, should we not, in certain circumstances, alter the body to fit the conviction?&rdquo; &ndash; Harry Benjamin [endocrinologist]</p>
      January 14, 2012 11:12 AM GMT
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