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I tell all I knowFor


I tell all I know
For a sense of clarity,
To test the waters
And find out I enjoy a certain variety. 
 
People tell me of a phase,
A place where confusion lies. 
But I stay headstrong,
Tell them I can love all, including guys. 
 
We butt heads for years and years
Without rest anytime soon. 
A month to ourselves should be more..
I'm talking about expanding June. 
 
Although I see that alluring person,
They may not see me the same way. 
My gaze is sharp and soft,
Maybe because I'm a little more than gay.
 
You can tell me all you know,
You're guessing it'll change something. 
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