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Nov 2015
I am stuck;
Even in a world of "body positivity".
Continue to be lost
In my nit-picky ways.

Overcritical of
The "beautiful" rolls of my belly.
Picking at
The "lovely" flesh of my thighs.

Recovery should
Be a walk in the park.
The walk where I
Stop and smell the roses.

But it's a tiptoe
Through my every fear.

A crinkled face...
At every turn.
A piercing voice...
Invading my thoughts.

I might have
Put on the weight.
But I don't believe
Much has changed.
For myself

Some days are easy. Most days aren't.

I'm trying.

Or maybe I'm not.
Allyson Walsh
Written by
Allyson Walsh  Minnesota
(Minnesota)   
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