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flexibility

I break my back again;

a gymnast I never was,

scoring a 6.5, never a perfect ten,

putting myself through hell because

being flexible for your needs

has always been at the top of my priorities.

 

but you never were a chiropractor

and my desires were never

even considered as a factor

when you chose your next endeavor

 

so I just keep bending backwards for you,

nearing my demise

as the life drains from my eyes

and my face turns a deep shade of blue.

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