Stretch
Stretch your taffy skin
Your misshapen bones
Pull at your flesh barrier
Your skin has no name
A part of you is They
Their hanging breasts
So downturned
As if they have the intent
Of simply falling off
They disapprove of this flesh, this carnage
Textured is what we call their legs
Snippets of soft skin beneath pockets of tissue thick with scars
This body is a scream
This body yearns to be anything else.
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