I don’t know why I keep this mask.
It doesn’t fit me – it never has.
And now I’ve figured out this mess,
It seems to fit me even less.
I would much rather wear a dress…
But where I’m from, the risk’s too high.
When I still look like a guy
(In many ways – I hate them all),
If I step outside the door
With these clothes that I adore,
What sort of danger would I call?
But I can’t waste my life away
And live a lie until the day
I’ll get to look a certain way.
In the end, it’s up to me
To find the courage that I need
And be the girl I wish to be.
– Lady Scarecrow
Thank you! To be honest, I’m a bit surprised that a guy would like this poem, though.
If you just switch guy and girl it’s perfectly relatable to me. Some pretty universal trans themes in there.