Lupus
Im looking in this mirror
Im ashamed of what I see
Im staring at a girl
Who doesnt look like me
She's getting really sick
But not too many know
That underneath her shirt
All of her ribs show
Her hair is falling out in clumps
And strands are on the floor
But every time she brushes it
There comes a little more
Her stomach churns then settles
And starts the process one more time
She sits against the door
As she feels like she might die
Her hands and feet are freezing
They've turned purple and blue
Her legs have gotten swollen
And the pain has come back too
Her head is pounding like a drum
Her muscles start to ache
She sits and stares at the wall
Her hands begin to shake
She finally gets into her bed,
Falls asleep, and dreams
Frantically she wakes up; drenched
And now begin the screams
It's only 3 am
But she cant go back to sleep
Terrified and miserable
She only sobs and weeps
How can this be possible
Im only 17
It doesn’t seem to matter though
At least thats what it seems
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