Bulimia
As I shove my fingers down the back of my raw, sore throat.
I force myself to believe the lie, that I can’t disbelieve
That If I purge myself...
I can lose all the problems I have gained
Looking up at myself in the mirror
Tears slowly fall down my cheeks
Rejecting the reflection that’s in the mirror
That can’t be me.
I aspire to be something I’m not, perfection.
I'm drowning in my own vomiting pain
Constantly letting my insecurities eat at my mind
Feeding myself lies, as I eat the food that is in front of me
This disease has left me bulimic and mentally blinded
I feel dead from purging my soul from the inside
I’m caught in the game of perfection
Not realizing that I’ve already lost.
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