Truth be told i need security
I wish that you would mother me
Id like to but it couldnt work
To trade off and to take turns
I too feel like a thing
Cause Ive got this dogma engrained in me
I lock up what i feel and throw the key
I arrest myself, i wear a shield
I go out of my way to prove im steel
Im not like you
Dont try to make me open up
Im fraid of what it might release
scared that i will loose control
Ill strangle every single tear
Until its dead and gone
Cause i got this dogma engrained in me
Where i lock up feelings and throw the key
I do want to show vulnerability
But that wall is too thick and tall for me
Im not like you
Thruth!
I resent having to be a man
I wish that i could just let go
And not be stiff and stale all the time
But be kind and soft and warm
And free of my gender
I got this dream of pregnancy
Of carrying forth a part of me
Of loving care and breastfeeding
Of being close and mothering
And not be distant and be cold
Show fathers can take a motherrole
Give them the gift of being free
Of male perspective and patriarchy
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