A Hollow Riddle
I start as a choice,
and end as a disease.
I am proud of your hunger,
and proud of your pain.
The dull emptiness
motivates my game.
I trick the vulnerable
into believing they’re useless.
You starve always,
because my hunger consumes you.
As you wither away,
I dig your grave.
They see me as a solution.
They see me as a savior.
But I am a murderer.
What am I?
An Eating Disorder.
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