I thought I would never do it anymore.
As I walked slowly on the sandy shore.
Yet the urge to dress-up is very strong.
I scanned my eyes as I walked along.
There were people here, not just me.
I thought, if they knew I was a he.
That day, I wore a floral button-front dress.
Gosh, I wish I were a woman, I do confess.
The breeze ran through my shoulder-length blond hair.
Soon I be with my aunt, sat by the fire, in the arm chair.
Oh aunt, you said I was very pretty that Spring day.
I told aunt, I like being a girl, but I am not gay.
How am I to tell my mom, I am happier wearing a skirt.
I pray she will not turn me out, and throw my clothes in the dirt.
God, I know I must not ask you why?
Oh my Lord, you do not know how much I cry.
One time I was going to end it all.
Then the day my aunt did call.
Aunt Gloria understood my plight.
Dressing me in a nightie for bed, that night.
Now my sweet Jane, everything shall come right.
Once the morning comes, and the sun shall shine bright.
Author:~ Just Jane.