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Does He Know?


I lost a piece of me, once upon a day

Once upon everyday

It seeps out of my pores

The flames I once was praised for

Is slowly smothered

As I look on with no spark in my eye

Hidden scars are caked with blood

Nausea reminds me of what I must do

Run

Faster

Fat Girl

Run away from what you are

You can’t escape your stupidity

Insolent child

I control you now

You are mine

I’ll run you ragged

And laugh in the pool

That you’ll float in

Belly-up

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