I wonder if Oscar Wilde
was ever afraid to show
his affection, or if he worried
too that he might be
followed to an alley and
beaten up for being too queer.
Walt Whitman seemed
to be quite open about
his love of men; did he
look over his shoulder at night?
Kit Marlowe was a raging
homo; did ever come onto
the wrong dude,
and end up with a split lip
and a black eye?
If being a poet
neutralises that awful,
sinful faggotry,
maybe I should publish.
Next time a homophobe
confronts me, I'll simply
hand him my big gay
poetry book.
Love Never Dies
Love
It may fall into the shadows
But it never fades away
You can try to deny it
You can try to defy it
But in the end you will fall to it
You can try to forget
It seems to work with everything else
…but not love
You can try to use the eraser
But it will not make you forget her
…because nothing can erase love
Current Residence: Iceland Favourite genre of music: most MP3 player of choice: iPod, duhh Personal Quote: þegar fegurðin kemur að innan þá hverfur hún aldrei.