
(This poem is about all the haters of “People of Trans,” a group in which we ourselves are often included.)
Those that hate us say we are not real
We’ve hacked ourselves to neck bolt lightninged monsters
With sutured chests or stapled stolen boobs
With scarred vaginas, Wispy neck beard hairs
Those that love us say we are not real
each time they ban us from their sweaty beds
politely shirking if we get too near
and wincing if we pucker for a kiss.
In day light we cry out that we ARE real.
But in the night we weep that we are not.



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