Personal Prison

I live in a personal prison Four cement walls surround me As I sit in my own solitary confinement Though there was no crime committed here I must stay inside Because they say I am dangerous They say I am unpredictable They say I will ruin lives They say I am an abomination For the people I love Mothers won't let me near their children Because they fear I will turn them gay They fear that I will scar them They fear that they will start to question Because of course that is every parents worst nightmare Right Having a ***** child? Giving birth to someone who is odd Different? Not "Normal" But what if I don't want to be normal What if I want to learn things my own way Certainly there is something worse than being not straight I could be in this prison for a legitimate reason But I guess that doesn't matter Because apparently I ruin things I remember when her father told me that I ruined his daughter That I stole her from him I remember when his father kicked him out For dating a "fake girl" Because my anatomy is supposed to define me My skin is supposed to be my own personal prison And sometimes, just sometimes I feel like it is.