Quiz Night

by Connor Byrne

poetry | 30/04/2020

image of a recorder on a bed

She says, I have a question. Do you have a ? So, you have a ? Do you want to get ? What is the ? How would you have ?
I say, I will try to explain but please think before asking these questions again She says, how do you have ? Who are you to?
Picture someone in your head, right now, what is it? I say, imagine a colour wheel, gender is like She says, do you mind I keep saying ? I’m sorry I keep saying I think it’s just because I see you as a . I just think you are a . You’re very though, if I was a       I would. She says, I shouldn’t say that.  She says, who could have guessed we’d end up getting into all this? I say


about Connor (they/them/theirs)

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Connor Byrne is a poet and performer from Brighton, now living in London. Their work explores being queer, trans, non binary, and relationships with others and the world.

Twitter and Instagram: @conrbyrne 


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