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Jack B
Poems
Feb 2014
Entitlement
I began
as an accident,Β Β but what I know is no accident.
I sprouted up
in rural America as a white girl-child so what I learned was learned through white girl-child eyes.
I grew to become
a liberal white queer woman so what I perceive is through liberal white queer womanβs eyes.
I thrive
as a creator, a dreamer, an artist, so what I experience is experienced as a creator, a dreamer, an artist.
Who are you to say what I merit?
Who are you?
You began.
You sprouted up.
You grew to become.
[I hope] You thrive.
Who am I to say what you deserve?
Who am I to say?
I am me to say.
I am not to say
for you.
You are not to say
for me.
For you are to say
for you.
and I
for me.
And that,
dear friends
should be no privilege.
Written by
Jack B
Genderqueer/Wisconsin
(Genderqueer/Wisconsin)
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