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Liz
Poems
Dec 2023
money for nothing
Cigarettes to make me forget I’m hungry.
I just want to buy myself dinner,
But I don’t have the money.
For twenty dollars a week
My stomach stays full
Of nicotine and Red Bull.
Now I’m running out of time
To buy presents for the family
And im worried that I might have to ask
A too-sweet man to spot me.
If I was smarter
If these meds would work
I wouldn’t have to grovel
Or take a third job.
But I spent six months
Running away from home
Sitting at bars
Getting drunk to forget the pain.
Do I sell my guitar
Do I take more pictures
Do I deliver food again?
How do I dig myself out of a hole
I’ve been so comfortable in?
Maybe I’ll lose some weight
Maybe I’ll keep going on dates
Just to stay fed.
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Liz
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