dysmorphic delirium

dysmorphic delirium

A Poem by Everett Dulin

habitually stretching collars
fresh from the outlet mall
so that mirror who sees me
will atleast feel wrong

my pencil stick fingers
instinctually thrust into my throat
ill go and check the scale
convincing myself it broke

and i look in that mirror
and nothing will ever change
i still see pudgy skin stretching
from phantom growing pangs

but nothing ever changes
even though i fit in those pants
i try to check in that mirror
but its so deeply inscribed, that i cant

© 2025 Everett Dulin


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Why do I feel like I've read this poem before? I don't know any other writer who can write on every subject as much as you do. You can blend every topic with your own emotions and turn it into your own words. Talent himself

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A powerful poem. I can relate

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Added on March 14, 2025
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Everett Dulin
Everett Dulin

Worcester, MA



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I finally sat down to write an actual about me, it's crazy, I'm crazy. No, I'm Nineteen. Hello, I'm Everett. I like to write about cycles and water. I've been fortunate enough to have a terrible u.. more..

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