Those Words I Couldn’t Say
Dear Sydney,
Out there,
I’d be bare,
Stripped down, naked,
A silhouette, faded.
Can’t you understand?
It is like quicksand,
Every thought, situation, I ponder
Slips away, I squander.
I’m a sham,
I’m not sure of who I am,
A slave to a world that might never come,
One day I might just succumb.
When I break down my wall,
Will I crumble and fall?
Or will you give me a hand?
And we’ll walk towards the Promised Land.
I am writing this letter,
Hoping that I can be better,
And tell you those Words
I couldn’t say:
I’m gay
-The Closet
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