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If you saw me walking down the street, I wonder what you would think. I look just like any old fat woman, at walmart searching through the racks. Thats my twisted perspective, For all I know, you do not see me at all, no more significant, than a fly on the wall. If you saw me riding along the road, I wonder what you would think. Just a stranger with her fat ass hanging off the seat. Can you see the sweat rolling off my stink, as I pedal and haul my groceries for the week. Thats my twisted perspective, for all I know I'm just a blur, like the number painted on a sign: POPULATION: 3,395,709. You see in the end it does not matter what you think. With my twisted perspective, I see you in me. Just another number with nowhere to go A fly on the wall with nothing to see.
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