This is so true, in so many ways. Many people underestimate anorexia, thinking it's always a choice the perosn makes. But they don't understand that as it worsens, it becomes nearly impossible to shake it. You've captured the hurt, the thoughts, the dread that every person who's anorexic goes through. I especially liked the ending:
"I hope you don't consume me,
before i start to live."
Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. You have a true talent, and i think you really showed it through this piece! Thanks for sharing!! :)
This piece sent shivers right up my spine. A wonderful write although I wish that you didnt have the knowledge and emotions to enable you to write this. Hope you're okay love! x
Posted 14 Years Ago
I thought of someone I love dearly, a close friend of mine, while reading this. I remember brushing her hair, trying to make her feel pretty, and it falling out in my hands. I remember watching her struggle to eat a spoonful of corn and her only consolation in doing so was that she would be able to pass her bowels more easily.
This piece took me back there, to her struggle and my struggle as someone who loved her as a sister. Thank you for sharing. This was eloquently and beautifully done, with a message that needs to be delivered.
Your words deeply touch me, because I myself survived a Anorexia nervosa. and you wonderfully describe the way it feels. Yes unfortunately it's not that simple.
A good thing that we know how to let our soul breathe through our pens. Whenever you'd like to talk about it, or any other thing just let me know.
"If you cannot write well; you cannot think well; if you cannot think well, other's will do your thinking for you."
-Oscar Wilde
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