Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
#nationaleatingdisorderawarenessweek
She wakes up in the morning Hungry from last night But she doesn’t eat breakfast ‘cause her jeans fit too tight She looks into the mirror Tears glisten in her eyes She hates her reflection But the mirror never lies She rides the bus to school And sits all alone She wishes with all her might To see all her bones She gets to school at last Self-conscious about her size Because she still believes That the mirror never lies She walks from class to class In the hallways by herself While her classmates stop and wonder About her collapsing health But she never stops to listen And doesn’t even try She knows that they are wrong Because the mirror never lies When lunch time comes, she’s gone Nowhere to be found She never ever eats her lunch She’s scared of gaining a pound She walks past the lunch room And smells the fruity pies She really wants to eat them But the mirror never lies When school is finally over And her homework is all done She changes into shorts And goes for a run She runs and runs for hours And sees the changing skies She really wants to stop But the mirror never lies She finally goes home And is forced to eat some dinner While the whole time she wishes That she could be thinner She retreats to her room And cries and cries and cries She hates what she looks like But the mirror never lies She stands before the mirror And pulls up her shirt Pinches the bit of fat she has And regrets eating dessert She stares at her thin body With no space between her thighs She knows that she is fat Because the mirror never lies
0
Feb 24, 2016
Feb 24, 2016 at 3:00 PM UTC
The Mirror Never Lies
She wakes up in the morning Hungry from last night But she doesn’t eat breakfast ‘cause her jeans fit too tight She looks into the mirror Tears glisten in her eyes She hates her reflection But the mirror never lies She rides the bus to school And sits all alone She wishes with all her might To see all her bones She gets to school at last Self-conscious about her size Because she still believes That the mirror never lies She walks from class to class In the hallways by herself While her classmates stop and wonder About her collapsing health But she never stops to listen And doesn’t even try She knows that they are wrong Because the mirror never lies When lunch time comes, she’s gone Nowhere to be found She never ever eats her lunch She’s scared of gaining a pound She walks past the lunch room And smells the fruity pies She really wants to eat them But the mirror never lies When school is finally over And her homework is all done She changes into shorts And goes for a run She runs and runs for hours And sees the changing skies She really wants to stop But the mirror never lies She finally goes home And is forced to eat some dinner While the whole time she wishes That she could be thinner She retreats to her room And cries and cries and cries She hates what she looks like But the mirror never lies She stands before the mirror And pulls up her shirt Pinches the bit of fat she has And regrets eating dessert She stares at her thin body With no space between her thighs She knows that she is fat Because the mirror never lies
Continue reading...
56
You hate what you see when you look at your reflection so you do everything you can and nothing at all in hopes that you start to waste away Stopping yourself from living will **** the passion in your eyes and soon they will be incapable of seeing brightness and your new reflection will be worse than the one you hated before They forget to tell you the new shadows on your face make everything seem darker because there is less surface area on which the sun can shine No one will tell you that laughter and late night pizza with best friends and warm thoughts will taste better than emptiness and hunger for something more The food might leave an aftertaste somewhat similar to regret, but at least it has more flavor than the air you **** in to keep yourself from faltering
0
Feb 26, 2015
Feb 26, 2015 at 8:50 PM UTC
No Excuses, Demand Appetites