I Am Who I Am
Who am I
Is a question
I'm asked on the daily
Well I'll tell you
Just to clear up
All the confusion
I'm a gay 17 year old male
With a past that would send you
The shivers
I've been raped and neglected
Bashed and discriminated too
I've been cut with scissors
And told I wasn't good enough
I believed in it
For the longest time to
That I wasn't good enough to live
And no longer fit enough
To walk the face of this earth
That I was a disgrace for who I liked
And what I liked to do
But now I've grown older
And can finally see clearly
I no longer let my past decide
Who I am as a person
I don't have to be
That scared little boy anymore
Today when people see me
They stop and stare in surprise
For they haven't really seen me
Not for who I truly am
I'm a gay 17 year old male
But that doesn't define me
I'm one of a kind
And no one can be me
Or bring me down
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