Chewing GumA Poem by Ocean DoubtfireMy soul is bones and barely skin, It will not take anything in, It cannot bring itself to eat But salt and crackers. In complete
Contrast you cannot get enough Of the sweet, sickly, processed stuff That's advertised by grinning teeth And fattens you beyond belief.
My anorexia protests The gloating bloating of the rest On trifles, comfort food and cheese Alas my starving soul agrees
To play a game of zero sum Where I'm reduced to chewing gum For I've lost faith even in bread That keeps the pseudo humans fed. © 2022 Ocean Doubtfire |
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Added on July 25, 2022 Last Updated on October 14, 2022 AuthorOcean DoubtfireOxford, Oxfordshire, United KingdomAboutYoung genius, Oxford born. Working class but cultured. Unlucky in love. Troubled and eccentric family. Familiar with the fringes of society. Never short of material. more..Writing
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