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Hidden Love
December 9, 2020
I love her
She loves me
But it’s not allowed
“It’s evil”
Is what I’m told
I don’t want to f*cking hide it
I want basic human rights
That gold band should be around our fingers
We should have that right
The right to love who we love
We shouldn’t have to hide
We should be able to be open
No one should feel forced to hide themselves
I want to lover her
She wants to love me
So, fuck your beliefs
We were born this way
You’re not going to change us
Nothing will
We are proud
We don’t want to change
We’re stronger this way
You may say it’s evil but
I love her
She loves me
© Danielle L., League City, TX
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This is a poem about the struggles that LGBBTQIA+ people face with loving who they love. It shows how we stopped caring what other people tell us and believe about the community. This displays the pride we have in our community.