The Box of Lesbianism


I looked for a way
To capture my thoughts
And push away the conviction that persulated through my veins
I tried to fight, while letting curiosity take me over
And in the end I wasn't sure whether I had lost
Or won
But it seemed like neither would satisfy my heart
I tried to wear your clothes
But they never fit quite the way they would on you
The loop became too hard to follow
and I wondered if it would ever meet the conclusion
But you told me the loop didn't fall around us
That we were tied together
But the strings that threded through our hearts met its
termination
And with or without you
I still looked for the shadow that fit our impression
And still I sit here
Listening to the stinging songs on the radio
And dreaming of times less spent
But wondering where my hands belong
And I fell into a box
The perfect box of lesbianism
The stains on the outside told me to look inside
Some were painted and some were real
And the box was filled with air
But when I looked inside
I knew that I had become trapped
And I knew that nothing would ever be again the way it was
For the box of lesbianism had grabbed my breasts and
Pulled me into a hole
And as they screamed vulgarities at me
I held onto the hand I felt around waist
And through the dark I wanted to burn the box
But somehow I found a light
The light that still make the endless tears flow
When I think of the box
Of Lesbianism.

Amanda
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