Girls Like Me
A girl like me
Never likes to look dumb in front of others
My body tightens
And I shrink
My clothes pile up around me
The scent of citrus
Tickles the inside of my regal nose
My brow furrows
As if something was sliding down
The irregularities of my vertebral column
The smoke I breathe in through the tiny cancer stick
Fills my pulsating pink lungs
Until there is release
That I can't achieve through racing thoughts and rusty knives
And I can't tell if I do the things I do
Because I can
Or because they're ever so slowly and silently
Ending my existence
Girls like me
Notice everything
But never really say
That they understand
Because who would listen
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