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you were only fourteen
the first time you thought you weren’t worthy
of being in a body that wasn’t lean.
you stuck your fingers down the tree
of your throat, and, for once, you were seen.

this method felt improper, so you cut out
food altogether. you felt less of yourself —
your mind numbed, body in a grand six-year-long drought,
carefully placing book after disordered book onto the shelf
of desires in your mental hideout.

you need a mind shower:
love & love & love!
but no one responds, and you cower
in fear of
eternal unsure.


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