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Anorexia Nervosa


A grim reflection

of skin and bones

Tearing her apart

with self-hatred

Magazines

covered with beauty

She only wishes

she could be like them

The mirror

tells her lies

She feeds her pain

with an empty stomach

The only thing

that eases her hate

 

 

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savigirl14
<P>I have been in this situation. It was only the beginning stages, but you could tell I was losing weight. I hope it gets better. Read my poems and comments</P>

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