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[this is the poetic description of my poem. The link to my poetry/multimedia collage is my submission, through the Instagram link below. Thank you for the opportunity!]

My words
Embody me as a body
Physically,
Mentally,
Spiritually.
Holistically they’re the key
To transforming into me
Into He.
Although distanced socially,
They nonetheless make you see
Being trans means no boundaries.
They’re about me,
But “me” is the greater “We”
Indeed
My words are the very things
That make us free.

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