MAN
Man
A word used as a way to perceive a full grown male.
Its meaning usually misunderstood by those who feel it necessary to label someone they deem important.
I am a Man.
I am mass of sincerity, a depiction of exhilaration, an entity of serenity.
But, like calm before the storm, I explode.
I explode at thought of being told different by the person I stepped outside of myself to be with.
To be told, “No, you’re not a man. You’re a little boy” and to be compared to a simple minded creature incapable of holding his own in this world.
As my anger builds at this notion; I shout, scream, and claw my ideal image in to minds of my nay-sayers.
Only to one day look into the mirror, and cower at what I see.
No longer am I a boy trying to prove his self a man, but an animal trying to show his own humanity.
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