Transpoetry Stories

yes I have wrote every single one of these I have been dying to publish these somewhere and I honestly forgot Wattpad existed until last week. I'm 13 years old and have been writing poetry since I was 11. all of this is about my life and things that have happened in my life, lots of trigger warnings I will put this in the beginning

This is my first poetic composition. It contains 29 pieces; all of which, I had written during the first year of my transition.

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For everyone else who lingers upon hitched breathe and sleepless nights. *Writing poetry started out as a coping mechanism for me so a good portion of my writing is about my trauma* *All pictures used are not mine, as any teenager would do I copy and paste pictures from Pinterest so unfortunately, I am unable to give a source for every single picture.*

a Poem about being trans

This poem is a bittersweet confession from someone who feels unseen in their true identity, yet unexpectedly grounded by the presence of a boy who doesn't know the depth of their struggle. It explores gender, longing, and the quiet ache of being called by the wrong name - softened only by the voice of someone who brings light without realizing it. It's about carrying a hidden self, finding brief refuge in another person's kindness, and imagining a future where living authentically no longer feels like a crime.

Sort of romantic poetry written by a sad youth Icing on my poetic cake Maybe you'll look away Or perhaps you'll read it and like it, hooray! No way to tell unless you try

*throws phone out a window* HEY HI THIS IS IN THE 2017 WATTY AWARDS NOW IF YOU WANNA BORKING VOTE FOR ME <3 Highest Rating: #337 in Poetry 6/24/17

A collection of poems basically just about LGBTQ+ related stuff enjoy~

A poetic meditation on presence, beauty, and becoming. "You" is a love letter to the world, the self, and the quiet mystery that still lies beyond. Through rich imagery and soft revelations, it captures the rare moment when the veil lifts-and you realize you're falling in love with everything. Especially what can't be named.

nothing much

poetry-ish about a trans guy

This is just some poetry I wrote. It's kind of about self-image and wanting to be or do more. TW// Some brief implications of $h

A collection of poetry covering themes of mental illness, same sex attraction, and gender identity.

18 year old Jackson Smith views college as a means of escape. The only child of two verbally abusive and transphobic parents, their only hope of being themself is by distancing themself from their parents. Cutting off contact with their parents shortly after moving into their dorm, their actions have unforseen consequences. Will Jackson's parents ever seek help for their own issues and try to accept Jackson for who they are, or was their family destined to fall apart? "The Art of Falling Apart" tells a fictonal tale of an all too familiar story for some transgender and nonbinary youth via emotional poetry. Written by nonbinary author James Doe.

I never meant to notice him. But his laugh cracked something open in me, and suddenly he was everywhere - in my head, in my chest, in every poem I swore I'd never write about a boy. I tell myself I hate the way he makes me feel. But loving him feels like breathing for the first time, like finally understanding myself, like standing on the edge of a truth I'm scared to say out loud. This is a poem about the boy who became a lighthouse in a room that never glows - the chaos I keep choosing, the almost I can't let go of, the him I can't stop orbiting.