It’s not that I’m against sex, or that I don’t even enjoy it / But it always feels like there’s something I’m missing
All in Poetry
Untitled
When did I become a woman?
A Clockwork Orange
Yet, to me, the attraction is not just about the mind, the heart, or the soul…
Her Crush
And sex is not necessary, even if sexual fantasies are a part of her life.
I love you like a candle flickering on December 1st
I want to pour you thirteen cups of tea, / strawberry and cranberry, twirling, swirling, / like your eyebrows lifted when I said I didn’t want to have sex.
What Are The Steps?
All are secret dances / I do not know the steps to. / Some I regret not knowing / more than others.
An Impostor: and other abstract thoughts
Sometimes, I feel like an impostor. A poser.
Welcome Drought
They call xym on the phone sometimes. / By mutual unspoken agreement, no / one speaks of the dam, though xe knows / what they think, and they know / xe knows.
How to Appreciate Unwanted Things
He sheds tears for your ignorance, but breathes / relief, unburdened of long-unwanted antiques.
Untraditional
I’m not a woman nor am I a man / Nor any gender known under the sun.
I Got It
I suppose I was unhappy with myself / Until my body started resembling an unwelcome guest / Maybe I just never gave it much thought / I let people paint and put a name on it
If You Were Ace
Song Parody by Xin Rong Chua.
Here I Am
Poetry by Hedwig Seafal.
No "Just" About It
Poetry by Emily Karp.
ACE
Poetry by Laura I.
Why I Need Asexual Representation
Poetry by Lijavi Toledo Loaiza.
An asexual manifesto
Poetry by Terlona Knife.
Dear Seven Months
Poetry by Krystal L. Summers.
Omophagia
Poetry by Shastra Deo.
Initiation
Poetry by Steph Keahey.