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Little Miss Annabelle Lee

by @annabelle-lee

Miss Annabelle Lee Such a pretty girl; Her tall, thin frame Her long, blonde curls Miss Annabelle Lee As light as a feather; She drifts in the wind Through the tough, stormy weather Miss Annabelle Lee She hates what she sees; She's melting away Blowing off with the breeze Miss Annabelle Lee Now so frail and so weak; She needs to be thinner But her body's calling defeat Miss Annabelle Lee Rest in peace, my dear friend; You got your last wish Now you're gone with the wind*
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Written by
annabelle-lee
Genderqueer
Published
Apr 2, 2014
Time
2m
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I myself and people close to me have suffered with eating disorders, so they can be personal and touchy subjects to me. This was written about anorexia and some of the things the mindset can bring.

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#anorexia#thin#wind#frail#stormy
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