The B in LGBTQ+
This is for those seeking to understand the nuances of bisexuality and find solidarity within the LGBTQ+ community
Belonging at last,
In a binary -
A spectrum of hearts, not merely two parts,
Bisexuality whispers of freedom.
The borders of gender do not confine love.
the tides of affection and expectation,
of self-discovery,
Unveiling layers of desire hidden beneath,
Where belonging begins with self-acceptance,
Unfolding the truth of one's own heart,
In the quest for love that knows no bounds,
Duality embraced, not a phase but a truth,
The B in LGBTQ+ stands tall,
Reflecting on both struggle and triumph,
Triumph and struggle of a trip, recalling,
Stands tall, LGBTQ+ in the B,
Truth but a phase, not embracing duality,
Bounds no one knows that Love for the Quest is in,
Heart's own one's of truth, the unfolding,
Self-acceptance begins with belonging, where
Beneath, the hidden desire of layers unveiling,
Self-discovery of a
Expectation and affection for the tides
Gender of borders, the by confined not, love,
Freedom of whispers, bisexuality,
Parts two, merely not, hearts of spectrum A,
Binary in sees that a,
belonging at last.
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Charlene Ann Mildred Barroga
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Comments (5)
what a wonderfully freeing poem
So wonderfully freeing, I relate to the entire command but especially the B.
I am very happy to read your poem.
This was so empowering! Loved your poem so much!
Amazing, love the last line really sums up what the community has meant for me