Harsh RealityA Poem by rozaAfter a meal
with my friends, I rush to
the bathroom I stare at
the mirror with shame I never stop
eating so I’m the one to blame My thighs
are too big and my face is too chubby I turn away
with disgrace, and head to the stall. 2 fingers
down my throat, and I end it all. They say I’m
bulimic, They call it
a fatality What they don’t
know is that this has become my reality.
I won’t go
near food. I will not
eat it. My friend,
always ask But I say I’m
not hungry, I’m starving. Starving for
affection. Starving for
beauty. Starving for
my life to be something different. They call me
anorexic. Anorexia,
bulimia, and binge These words
make you want to cringe Before the
media they didn’t exist. So stop
looking at others And there
will be no list Everyone
looks different, You’ll just
have to embrace it. Because in
the end You’ll have
to face it. You are who
you are And that is
beautiful. No matter
what Don’t let anyone
change it.
© 2012 rozaAuthor's Note
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