Death Becomes
My emotions cannot be subsided
For they frolic through the fields
Disturbing the spirited gardens
And destroying the barriers,
Blocking the raging rivers.
My heart knows its pain
Yet blood still leaks from every wound formed by their words.
I see them, the words, being replayed throughout my brain:
Stabbing my skull as the they ricochet within the void of my memories.
But somehow still
I reminisce in the memories of the people I hate.
Because they were there when I had passion for life itself.
But now, I am shackled in chains
Imprisoning me for owing an eternal debt:
Of being transgender.
I have been able to primarily accept this fact
Though, I still often hate the way my body feels
The way the world perceives myself
And the way my steps are taken as if they are in the shadow of a women
Im also always left staring down and seeing a different person than who I truly am
Looking at my smile
That sweet, fake smile
And remembering that I must keep this smile with me
After all, the world is collapsing
And I’m an unimportant factor of life
And my problems must be pushed towards the back of my mind.
While I know this
While I know I must ignore
I still hear her
Her words whispering in my ear
Never wanting to be heard,
Yet always being said
Telling me what I truly am
And continuing the cycle I fight
everyday
And trust me
I have tried
Tried battling the women possessing me
But she always takes what I can’t have
And wins this sword fight every time
Leaving me to the ground with blood and all
And leaving me with a message
A message letting me know I can never be me
She’ll see me beneath her after our battle
And look me up and down
And see the searing fear prominently displayed upon my face.
But though I’m afraid
I see that light that gleams from her
That everlasting light burning through her retinas
That calls my attention like nothing seen before
Her eyes, continue to stare deep down into my inner soul
This feeling of awe overtakes me
And this light reflecting from her body
Was as mesmerizing as was her eyes
Her angelic presence radiating from across the globe
Caused this scared expression to be whipped away from my face
This light, my only hope
This women of death, my only desire
And death, my new found fortune.
But as god worthy as her presence was;
I could’ve swore I heard her voice
It was as if she was speaking to me
Whispering to me
Death was calling
Death was calling as her beauty stares down.
But as I looked her up and down
This feared concept she used to be
Is now viewed as a path of beauty
After all, how could something so beautiful
So freeing
Be something so destructive?
I no longer am scared of the inevitable end
Because as she calls my name
I soon seek to pleasantly reply