'A Longing To Pass' Poem by Elle Belle

'A Longing To Pass'

The unluckiest of luck
To be struck with a body such as mine

Never acceptable to myself

Always a worry in disguise

My past cannot pass
When I see him through the mirror

Taunting me like a conscience
Behind me, and my every move

Despite what I may wear
I couldn't ever be pleased

The worst stays the same

I'm still the old me

Unbeknownst to most others
I carry such a difficult burden

I may pass in their eyes
But to mine it is pointless

Spotting an insecure little boy

Who fits in neither one category

I'm to boyish of a girl
And to girlish of a man

My appearance, my mannerisms
None could prove worthy

My ability to be satisfied
Is just about dead inside

My mind so morbid
Protruding an anger within me

Holds not a single ounce of gratitude
Only stone cold envy

I envision imperfection

Carrying on said rejection

Controlling me like a puppet
I really am without use

I cry, cry, and cry
All while taking in such abuse

The blame is all me
It's been that way since the start

This cycle cannot end
When i'm stranded alone with myself

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Wrote this when I was going through a rough patch, to anyone transitioning it truly is difficult, but by all means isn't impossible. Sometimes you'll have ups and downs and that's completely okay, in-fact normal in everyday life. It's best we come to terms with these feelings, it may not ever completely dissipate, so it's our job to appreciate the good moments we have, and to conquer what we can.
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