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A Human

A Human is a poetry by Rachana Prasad that raises right questions to the typical stereotypes.

Stereotypes that paralyses the identity of a human.Ā 

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I've always been on the side

Which the society highly despisedĀ 

I walked with my own willĀ 

And drowned with my own devilsĀ 

They were not easyĀ 

But I also have angels by my sideĀ 

I'm someone with a short haircut

Often asked about my gender

Of course I didn't get offendedĀ 

I would just ignore the stupidity of the offenderĀ 

I wear my pantsĀ 

My shirt buttoned upĀ 

Hair slicked backwardsĀ 

Apparently dressed up like a boyĀ 

I never questioned myselfĀ 

Who I could beĀ 

I just walked with my paceĀ 

Wherever the wind would take meĀ 

It was fine being called namesĀ 

I never let them describe the real meĀ 

They mistook me for a lot of thingsĀ I was notĀ 

It's okay, I said

Few talks don't determine your self

Who I would be

If not a humanĀ 

A person with thousands of flaws

But also a good heartĀ 

I call myself humanĀ 

For I never judged myself too hard

And when I say this

I talk for thousands and millions misjudged

Yes we take it as a jokeĀ 

But sometimes it does make us question

What is it that makes you a proper person?

And us a questionable gender?

ABOUT OUR STAR AUTHOR

Rachana Prasad - Creative Content Writer at Muselot

Rachana Prasad

Rachana Prasad is 21 years oldĀ andĀ pursuing masters in Psychology.Ā 

She loves to write and absolutely love to read!

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