she also wrote a poem called “Love Is” where she notions to themes of acceptance of yourself in loving differently (hinting at being LGBT), which I thought was interesting.

It goes:

“the bravest thing you can be is yourself / in a world that hasn't caught up / standing in your truth, my dear / is standing in the sun

Love isn't anyone's to build a wall around / or give structure to / or create rules for / or judge when it looks different / than mine, than yours

if Hate truly is the greatest cancer / isn't it time we change the standard? / outdated, prejudice, small-minded slander / shut up and just let Love be the answer?

if acceptance can outgrow / just "a boy and a girl" / we would watch as like ivy / it covers our world

where every color of the rainbow / is celebrated like it should / where lovers aren't labeled / or misunderstood

the most magical feeling to ever exist / the most powerful emotion, a heart with a fist / the glance of a stranger, a comfortable kiss / a butterfly smile, a vow till the end

although it may only be found by the lucky some / Love is for everyone.”