Home »
Poems » Jordan Hoffman »
I Am the Bisexual Stereotype That Lesbians Are Afraid of and Straight Men Get Off To
I Am the Bisexual Stereotype That Lesbians Are Afraid of and Straight Men Get Off To
Tell me—
Did you fear the
Rumors?
About me, us, ilk?
Greedy and needy and yearning
For what you
Cannot give us!
I’m her—your
Worst fear
Given flesh.
Insatiable, hungry
Consumed with a need no
One can meet.
I mean it. No one. Biologically impossible.
I do want it all.
In me, around me, on me,
Breathe in the smell of one and
Taste
Another.
I’d beg,
Really.
I am everything wrong,
But I feel so right
I want to be loved and
Used.
I don’t think the two
Thing are mutually
Exclusive.
Copyright © Jordan Hoffman | Year Posted 2023
Post Comments
Poetrysoup is an environment of encouragement and growth so only provide specific positive comments that indicate what you appreciate about the poem.
Please
Login
to post a comment