The Shell of a Woman, Heart of a Man

OllyBean

Oh,

I'm sorry,

to the woman who had been robbed

of her flawless body

and hair.

Her hips were one's of a goddess

her nose like a pixie's 

her skin soft like a flower petal

Her hair was thick and long

Curly, too

She had bright eyes and a cute sloppy smile.

But, I robbed her of all that.

I'm sorry, young lady,

for being a greedy boy.

I wanted what was yours

so badly

It became mine

I want to give it back

since it keeps me up at night

occupies my thoughts 

and shakes up my insides.

I'm sorry, little girl,

for being a monster.

Because, now, I fear,

I am masked by your beauty.

I'm only a girl on the outside,

on the inside,

no one knows.

I'm sorry for ruining your body,

sweet young girl.

 

  • Author: OllyBean (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 6th, 2017 20:16
  • Comment from author about the poem: This poem is about gender dysphoria. I have not killed someone or robbed someone of their body.
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 45
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