"
tonight you stooped to my level
i am your mangy little whore
you are trying to find your underwear
and then your socks and then the door
and you’re trying to find a reason
why you have to leave
i know it’s ‘cuz you think you’re adam
and you think i’m eve
you rhapsodize about beauty
and my eyes glaze
everything that i love is ugly
i mean really, you would be amazed
just do me a favor
it’s the least that you can do
just don’t treat me like i am
something that happened to you
i am truly sorry about all this
you put a tiny pinprick
in my big red balloon
and as i slowly start to exhale
that’s when you leave the room
i did not design this game
i did not name the stakes
i just happen to like apples
and i am not afraid of snakes
i am truly sorry about all this
i envy your ignorance
i hear that it’s bliss
so i let go of the ratio
of things said to things heard
and i leave you to your garden
and the beauty you preferred
and i wonder what of this
will have meaning for you
when you’ve left it all behind
i guess i’ll even wonder
if you meant it
at the time
"
— “Adam and Eve” - Ani Difranco (via normabates)
"
When I was four years old
they tried to test my IQ
they showed me a picture
of three oranges and a pear
and asked
‘which one is different
and does not belong?’
they taught me that different is wrong
"
— Ani DiFnranco (via subconciousevolution)
(via mickyalexandria)
"touch me where i’m rusty, let me stain your hands"
— ani difranco, “imperfectly” (via hergreenlight)
"But I always have and still do consider myself queer. To me, being queer isn’t who you’re sleeping with; it’s just an idea that sexuality isn’t gender-based, that it’s love-based."
— Ani DiFranco (via gaywrites)