Justice Ameer reads "body without the 'd'"

The poem 'Body Without the D' explores the complex relationship between body identity and gender dysphoria. It delves into the perception of one's body, the societal expectations, and the internal struggle of feeling both too much and not enough. The poem reflects on the challenges of fitting into societal norms and the journey of self-acceptance, highlighting the elusive nature of identity and the desire to be seen as real and whole.

Discuss the significance of the phrase 'the body is a hollow facade' in the context of the poem.

What does the poem imply about the struggle for authenticity in one's body?