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“In the eyes of the beholder,” they say, Beauty is found,” But this beholder is in disarray, Every calorie, every ounce, every pound Seen through glasses in decay “Unlovable” the voices yell Confusion surrounds as lies become truth Life is now a place of torture, a place called hell My body is covered in battle wounds Ugly, worthless, fat These voices tell me They don’t hold back The remnants of the pain is all debris Broken and alone I cry out to no avail Even in my sleep, I moan Her soul is damaged and frail
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Apr 3, 2014
Apr 3, 2014 at 8:07 PM UTC
Rose-Colored Glasses
“In the eyes of the beholder,” they say, Beauty is found,” But this beholder is in disarray, Every calorie, every ounce, every pound Seen through glasses in decay “Unlovable” the voices yell Confusion surrounds as lies become truth Life is now a place of torture, a place called hell My body is covered in battle wounds Ugly, worthless, fat These voices tell me They don’t hold back The remnants of the pain is all debris Broken and alone I cry out to no avail Even in my sleep, I moan Her soul is damaged and frail
kaitlyn-dalton
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Apr 3, 2014
Apr 3, 2014 at 8:07 PM UTC
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