Tomboy
Won’t wear a dress nor a skirt
Tomboy
Makeup is for girls
Tomboy
You see me shopping for baggy clothes in the boys section
Tomboy
Not to be mixed up with a butch lesbian
No I am not gay stop hooking me up with your girlfriend
Tomboy
I grew up this way
I played with ninja turtles and batman action figures
I didn’t care much for dolls or Barbie even though there were
Moments of time when I pretended to be mom and Ken had his girls
I was more concerned if I was going to get to play with batman today
Instead I had to be robin but it still made my day
Tomboy
As I grew older I had to put the girly things on and act lady like this I despised very much
To this day I still have to play girl in order for the world around me to accept me for that first impression
Tomboy
I have the balls to play their games
I play the same action, war, adventure games with my brother
I burp just as loud or as louder than my boys
I am given hell but I throw it right back just as strong
Tomboy
The girl comes off  
The real me goes back on
Tomboy
Comfortable with who I am
Wishing they would see me for who I am
You want your girly girl go find some one else because I am and forever will be

Tomboy


Kimber Edwards—2/25/08