Soliloquy - A Poetry Collection
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I am many things.
Disabled. Autistic. Queer. Trans. Pagan. Mentally ill. Abuse victim.
And, I am unapologetically myself.
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This is an ongoing, unorganized collection of poems. I write poetry to cope, so a lot of them will be very dark and very passionate. Some will be joyous, but in this society, that's not very common.
I will provide content warnings at the beginning of each poem. Read at your own risk.
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