I Am Worthy Poem by Isa .

I'm gay.
But I'm not here today to rub it in your face,
no, I'm here today to tell you why being gay is not being a disgrace.
I'm here to tell you why we deserve to share this space.
I found out I was gay when I was 12.
First year of big kid school.
Back then, being gay wasn't as cool.
I'll admit, I always knew there was something up,
I guess, just a feeling in my gut.
Everyone looked at me like a bad smell,
I still get those looks, still hurts as well.
I don't let it get to me, the 'go to hell''s on a daily basis,
Well ain't that just swell?
Do I still have that smell?
'God didn't create you' Then who did?
Seems like a pretty cool dude.
And you know what?
Telling me to die is just rude,
I may not follow your Christian beliefs,
But let me keep this brief.
I was never going to fit to your standard.
So, if I can't be normal then I shall be proudly different.
You don't fit under my beliefs, does that make you the spawn of the devil?
I have my own beliefs and I follow them just fine.
So listen to me now as I draw my final line.
There is nothing wrong with my mind.
I'm just a girl trying to cope in a harsh life.
So take a step back and admire,
Because one minute in my shoes and you're be tired.
I may not like the opposite gender but God made us like worthy.
I can love who I want and still be your equal.
I live no less than you just because I don't love who you want me to.
Just get out of my face and out of my space.
My gay isn't going to rub off on you or your daughter.
I'm not rubbing it in your face.
Now stop trying to make me straight.