Nov 22, 2021
Desi Sapphic Stereotypes
Because I'm tired of our queer culture being so white.
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Desi Sapphic Stereotypes
Because I'm tired of our queer culture being so white.
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my girl
i have a girl. In her dimples, you can find honey. her smile is something majestic.
on her forehead she spreads vermillion. as she walks you hear her prized bangles.
as she writes her name on the misted mirror, her cheek hides her coy smile, the fragrance of jasmine flowers.
she’s my girl, she’s the steady beat of my heart, my lifeline; a flower you can’t get rid of. i have a girl.
as she walks, her earrings sway to her mesmerising steps.
she’s my girl, she’s the steady beat of my heart, my lifeline; a never subsiding calm storm in my heart. i have a girl. a girl, my girl.
Main Hoon Na but make it queer...Gay Hoon Na if you will 🏳️🌈
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jasmine was her scent
someone said to me that we associate scents with memories. so I told her, and she always wore jasmine in her hair and called it her signature scent. It made me smile back then. when I saw her, I saw jasmine. velvet was her skin, fragile was her smile, subtle was her scent. even now, I remember. her memories consume my being as I smell the sweet scent. I remember the bitter taste in my mouth, as she pulled the jasmine from her hair and left me that day.