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Where the T Stands Alone.


Our two demons came, with different form, neither of us to blame that we couldn't conform. Yours was a bully, against his words I was a shield, defended you fully, until he did yield. My own a reflection a crippling dismay my personal dissection and you look away. You're one of LGB with people willing to defend and I'm tag along T alone til bitter end.
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