DisorderA Poem by ElandraWorkshop poem #2 - Critiques welcome! :)
Disorder
Creature of her disgust –
Her eyes slice across the short distance to where it stands,
Victim of her scrutinizing.
Such obesity and corpulent waste!
She ponders the purpose of her own existence,
Finding no suitable answer.
The vulgar reflection makes her cringe,
Repelled by the honesty of the mirror’s image;
It offers a condemning critique.
She circles bony hands about her waist,
Shocked at the mounds of flesh filling her palms.
Skin is pinched between fingertips.
She recalls each sinful lust
For delicacies which might be consumed, hands
Constantly grasping for another taste
That would not be allowed.
How much longer before perfection is attained?
Another day without food.
© 2009 ElandraAuthor's Note
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Added on March 24, 2009 AuthorElandraLake Charles, LAAboutHello fellow readers and writers. I am 21 years old, still writing since my embarrassing beginnings at the age of 8. To me, writing is an important outlet. A means of getting all of the jumbled though.. more..Writing
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