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An Anorexia of Sorts

I stopped eating. Anorexia is becoming Of me as I push away The heaps of food In front of me Holding onto my sides Out of hunger. I closed my lips to The lies devised To blind me of the Truth I so clumsily Sought and desired Once upon a time. I stopped eating. Choosing instead to Mindlessly draw Scenarios of simpler Days where the sun Is warm and the Nights quite inviting. Sheepishly holding Back on words I would Sooner choke on than Spat out to those Who hand fed me all Those times before. I stopped eating. Trying hard not to Give in to the Temptation of just One little snack Before bed to help me Sleep more soundly. Stopped absorbing the Fuel that keeps society Running on a tire About to go flat as It runs its course Raw. I stopped eating. Because this Anorexia of sorts is becoming of me.
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tori-gadney
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Apr 29, 2013
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