Dear MOM,
Dear MOM,
I know I never said this,
But i see your face and understand it ,
hatred.
Im Gay MOM.
Just face it,
you cant change it.
I know you said you would come to my wedding.
Admit it , it wont be a man,
ill be holding ,HER,a woman's hand.
Im sorry i wont be your perfect daughter.
I guess i'm a disappointment like my no good father.
Tell him i'm happy he did a hit it and quick
my graduation is next year, I know who's not getting a ticket.
Im sorry I never sat on daddy lap.
But daddy wasn't there
he never will be why others can?
Mom thats not fair.
Tell my brother I know he disapprove.
shun me out for being a lesbian yeah mom he's a good dude.
Tell my grandma I know she mad because you didn't abort me.
Im not a sin i was the 5th so why is she mad at me and only me, theres no adultery.
Mom Im sorry I didn't stay in the closet.
It was cold in there.
my monsters were chasing me
they dehumanized me and even shaved my hair.
so mom i know you love me and your my MOTHER
but if i have kids i don't want them to be gay,
tell me mom is that fair.?
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