True Colors

You said you are so unlike among the others,

Your sexuality is query and might be sick to others.

They may sometimes don’t understand how you feel,

You deliberately show emotions that are never ever sealed.

 

It takes trillions of guts to be like you,

Honesty and being real is what I like about you.

They may sometimes outcast you in some circumstances,

Kindness in your heart is what I see in such instances.

 

Clearly telling you that everyone wants to be with you,

You’re a friendly lad who usually wears in shorts of blue.

They may sometimes put you in a one huge anxiety,

Always come to think that you are not a curse in a society.

 

Don’t be ashamed for showing this ecstatic strange color,

Better to be like that than a person who is so much and horror.

They may sometimes don’t like your infamous ever style,

Be genuinely real because they can’t ever be so guile.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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