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Sep 7
I want to be lighter than the wind,
To fit a tube down my throat,
To let every meal slip away,
Into a bag where it would fall,
Where it won’t stay within.
Now my throat hurts.
I take the back of my toothbrush
And push it down my throat.
I have to push harder—
I’ve lost my gag reflex
Every swallow hurts,
Every bite digs a little deeper.
All I need is a blade, a thick tube,
And a bag to catch it all.
Warning: This poem contains themes of eating disorders and self-harm, This may be triggering to some readers.
Aurora
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Aurora  F/-
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     Ben Noah Suresh and Zelli
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