Throw A Kiss In, Where Ever You Like // Can You See?

Walking through the door, shortly before,
I will think of what to prepare.
Will it be good enough? Will you want more?
Who am I kidding, you always want more.
And when you are home, we will dine;
Enjoy and discuss, life sits right.
After dishes and more conversation,
We can share space, do what we need.
Working individually; yet with each other.
Stopping time and we are settling down.
Comfortably we will go down for the night;
Under blankets, safe and warm.
Reading time starts, before we snuggle.
Sleeping soundly, side by side,
Knowing there is no better place, to wake,
Than right where we are.


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If you read this, do you know?
What is my sex, my gender, my identity?
What about my partner, can you see theirs?
You thought I was a woman;
You thought they were a man;
I'm right, aren't I?
Too bad you are wrong.
Not too bad for you;
Too bad for me;
For us;
For the world.
Why can't you, all of you, just see;
There is nothing abnormal,
Nothing different,
About our relationship,
When it is compared to most you see.
So let us alone,
In loving harmony.
For above is the vision I have,
When I think of the one I love.