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The Numbers Starring Up at Me
Every morning I do the same Every morning it ends in shame I walk up to the master, of my domain I stand upon him, and feel his reign There it is, the number stares me in the face The scale looks up at me and screams disgrace My boobs I pull, they are too small, my ribs stick out way too much Down I go I clutch and clutch In the mirror my stomach I suck in I wonder why I can’t be thin I squeeze my but and push my thighs between my fingers There it is my fat still lingers Every time we have a fight I think its time to loose more weight If I lost more weight, you could see, that I’m your soul mate I’m not sure why when things go wrong I blame my thighs I feel as though my fat leads to all my cries I am ashamed of how I look; complements freak me out I want to believe them but instead I pout I don’t know who I am all I know is binge and purge Until I find happiness inside I can never merge I want to be myself, but I’m too depressed I can never be thin enough, as though I am obsessed Beauty is described as tall, and thin As if a size five is such a sin
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