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Moonlit-Grave66 ā I Speak Lesbian
Published: 2005-04-27 00:19:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 34552; Favourites: 104; Downloads: 61
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a poem i wrote.dedicated to madelyn k, rachel j, ~ Morbid-Chaos , :devAFireInsideMyCure: , and Chrissie.
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Sometimes I follow what the suggestions are in my side screen whenever I post my work, and considering what I posted, holy shit is this random. XDĀ
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You are so brave! I haven't even come out to my rents yet! My close friends know and that's it...
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I sat in my chair for about 10 minutes before I was able to take control of my body again that was beautiful! Ā
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That is not a language. You skip grade school brah?
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you have no idea. It is TOTALLY a language! people who don't speak it and don't realize its a language of its self, don't understand. They cant.
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No, it's communication. A specific kind of communication. If the author intended for it not to be symbolic, why would they bother going through lengths to describe the language in abstract ways,-oh wait, that's right, it's a poem, a literary device used to communicate an abstract point often though metaphor, simile, or symbolism like using language to represent the barrier between straight ignorant people, and open gay people, like the barrier between people when they speak oh holy shit, two different languages.... *facepalm* Did you skip grade school? -particularly English analysis?
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Eheh.... You're kidding, right?
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Well... they aren't wrong..
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Glad to know there's other people who are proud of who they are.
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positively beautiful! i love it so much, i dont know what to say! but its gorgeous!
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I know the feeling. My mom isn't terribly thrilled and my dad is pretty clueless I think. And even some of my friends really don't approve. But what keeps me going is that I know that there are others like me out there who speak the same language. :3 Beautifully expressed. 
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yay! i found someone who speaks my language!
my dad wouldnt like it. *he doesnt know yet* but my stepdad just refuses to be in the same area as me
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Hey,
i like this, it's great! and to whoever didn't like it because it's about us 'speeking a different language' the way i read it wasn't that it was trying to create a wall between lesbians and the rest of the world, it was more aknowledging the differences and the way other people feel about lesbianism...anyway, yeah, i think its great =]
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You mean like a communication barrier that often happens between two people when they speak different languages?
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thats pretty deep. hey, i speak half lesbian. my dad hates it too :sadsmile:
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i'm gay and i didnt like this. it seems so... we speek a language now? if it's just normal and not as big a deal as its made out to be, which i believe it is, isnt saying we speek another language kind of helping them believe we're so different?
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It's a metaphor, come on, get it together.
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Wow. What a beautiful concept. You captured it perfectly. And you're right - it is sort of a language, a feeling...
Very, VERY good job.
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I too speak this language, I believe my father does too, but he won't admit to it, as it would kill my mother.
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There should be more lesbian speakers in the BFE areas of the world.
*fav*
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So beautiful! I love this poem. Wish me luck coming out of the closet as bisexual!
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"More power to you, what the world needs more of are homosexuals. Too many straight people in the US."
what is wrong with us the straight ones? were your dad & mom straight or not? it has nothing to do with the success of the world. same as I have nothing against homosexuals, you shouldn't blame straight for all bad things that happen cuz that's discrimination
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It sounds like backwards thinking to me. Whoever said that, well, they are as ignorant as the people they are talking about as they are hypocrites for being like the people they are talking about by saying it. However, to be fair, whoever said that likely DID NOT have parents that understood them so that is where the teen angst is coming from. Hard to blame them. Most teens don't feel ANYONE understands them, can't imagine being someone who legitimately isn't understood though.
That said, they'll either grow up and mature (I'd hope) or just be one of those jackasses who fucks it up for everyone, and being that they are gay, they're going to fuck shit up for other gay people. It's been about 8 years since this comment, so lets hope not. XD
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this is REALLY good!!!
"i speak lesbian" - u're right it's a kind of language, a feeling, love.
keep it up...
xoxo
Kat!
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I feel touched :c
That's very inspiring, it's pretty much my life, except mine will said "i can't talk lesbian with dad, mum, sis, and boyfriend".
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POWER TO THE LESBIANS! 
Hate is not a family value
Peace
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how does one speak lesbian? is there a guide book? where can i get one?
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how does one speak lesbian? is there a guide book? where can i get one?
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aww....i LOVE this! it's amazing and so true and beautiful....
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It is very sweet. It's complicated too, I guess. you know, there are people who speak 'death'.
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hooray! Love it! But give me an example of this "vocabluary" lol...j/k
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