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She helped me when I was entangled in the thorns of the dreaded disease, But it has come back to take away her peace. I stare at each picture, bathing suit clad, And see nothing but the evil monster, grinning and mad. Because when I look at those photos I see nothing but the disorder The internal torment, anguish, self-battering thoughts That cause your self confidence and self worth to rot That ***** and **** at each slight imperfection That promise to point you in the proper direction That monster, so sly, so cunning, so persuasive But also terribly, horribly invasive For if you let your guard down after the first fight It will come back to prove its might This monster can’t be killed from a therapy session This form of attack only diminishes its aggression But the monster lays waiting in the dark And takes advantage of any self deprecating spark Until it can attack like a mighty white shark. This monster tries to take the lives of many. Including my own. But I will not let it destroy the friends close to my heart The monster’s reappearance signals me to do my part To slay the beast, relentlessly work till it’s dead Otherwise all it takes is a self critical thought to be fed A comparison, picture, reminder of its deceiving phrases Fighting this monster is the only way to cure the hazes
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Feb 28, 2016
Feb 28, 2016 at 11:12 PM UTC
The Monster
She helped me when I was entangled in the thorns of the dreaded disease, But it has come back to take away her peace. I stare at each picture, bathing suit clad, And see nothing but the evil monster, grinning and mad. Because when I look at those photos I see nothing but the disorder The internal torment, anguish, self-battering thoughts That cause your self confidence and self worth to rot That ***** and **** at each slight imperfection That promise to point you in the proper direction That monster, so sly, so cunning, so persuasive But also terribly, horribly invasive For if you let your guard down after the first fight It will come back to prove its might This monster can’t be killed from a therapy session This form of attack only diminishes its aggression But the monster lays waiting in the dark And takes advantage of any self deprecating spark Until it can attack like a mighty white shark. This monster tries to take the lives of many. Including my own. But I will not let it destroy the friends close to my heart The monster’s reappearance signals me to do my part To slay the beast, relentlessly work till it’s dead Otherwise all it takes is a self critical thought to be fed A comparison, picture, reminder of its deceiving phrases Fighting this monster is the only way to cure the hazes
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Feb 28, 2016
Feb 28, 2016 at 11:12 PM UTC
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