Being Different
Symbol of power
Seemingly unapproachable by all means
Looming over my meek, feeble frame
I am just another one of those troubled teens
Figure of authority
Above me in every sinlge way
But I need someone to speak with
I can no longer take being gay
Those around me won't listen
They just bully and tease
Being different can be a curse
It leaves me in incessant unease
But here is an adult
Mature, respectable, and just
We are essentially unalike
Yet he is the only one I trust
I want to tell him of my struggles
Let all of these suppresed emotions out
In a fiery eruption of words;
A verbal uproaring and an impassioned shout
But then I realize he is just a teacher
Nothing more, nothing less
Asking for advice about my sexuality would be absurd
So these emotions I must once again suppress
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