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Every morning I check myself, and every night too, and sometimes after I *** hiding in the shower stalls under sterile florescent lights I can see the fat, how it hangs down my body and melts off my chest, a misshapen bag of curdled yogurt, yellow If I pull my stomach in, ******* straining the lumpy muscle peeps through, deformed and grotesque And yet, I cannot help but notice how my ribs show through my chest, stubbornly squeezing through the fat and forcing the flesh to my hips, refusing to comply.
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Oct 17, 2010
Oct 17, 2010 at 8:01 PM UTC
Skin
Every morning I check myself, and every night too, and sometimes after I *** hiding in the shower stalls under sterile florescent lights I can see the fat, how it hangs down my body and melts off my chest, a misshapen bag of curdled yogurt, yellow If I pull my stomach in, ******* straining the lumpy muscle peeps through, deformed and grotesque And yet, I cannot help but notice how my ribs show through my chest, stubbornly squeezing through the fat and forcing the flesh to my hips, refusing to comply.
© 2010 by Kayla Knight
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Oct 17, 2010
Oct 17, 2010 at 8:01 PM UTC
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