Like a wanderer I roamed
Too far away from my home
Upon a ribbon of highway
Named most appropriately TransCanada
A young transgender
Or at least that's how I thought of myself
Of neither the pussy nor cock clan
Sort of out on my own
To find out who I am
Coming over a rise
On a hot day in July
I was transfixed
My mind transported
My body transmutated
Into solid stone
As Lot's wife to salt upon looking back
At things best left forgotten
So there I sat
A living soul
Cast in granite
For a thousand years I stood
Watching winter become spring
Become summer then fall
Winter always following
As it should after all
Until one day
That thousand years later
Or one thousand seconds
Either or, it doesn't matter
I was transformed
From the not knowing who I was
To the knowing
And from that did flow
Everything that means anything
Thoughts taking on a healthy glow
Transfigured to fit
Into the place
That I now know
My niche
My hideaway
On a lonely granite outcrop
By the great green grass sea
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