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"ednos" poems
EDNOS is:
 confusion.
 -starving for days,
 then bingeing every day for a week. 
-puking until you see blood, 
because you failed yet again. 
-starving again, 
because you’re too fat to function. 
-puking some more,
 because you’re not strong enough. EDNOS is: 
manic. 
-running for hours,
 because running makes you thin. 
-exercising in the early morning,
because every minute counts. 
-constantly fidgeting, 
because moving burns calories.
 -counting calories like a pro,
 because everything has to be exact.
 -organizing everything,
 because it calms you down. EDNOS is:
 horrible. 
-pulling your head out of the toilet,
with tears running down your face and puke all over.
 -fake smiling at everyone,
 because no one would believe you if you were honest.
 -your mind spinning 100miles/hour,
 because demons control your thoughts.
 -comparing yourself to everyone you see,
 because you’re too fat to be a part of society.
 -wanting to die every second, 
because you’re not perfect. EDNOS is:
 me.
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Mar 25, 2014
Mar 25, 2014 at 11:17 AM UTC
EDNOS (2012)
I hate you But I need you You break me Yet I pursue you You burrow deep into My soul Weeding Weeding out all My inner fears And presenting Them to me proudly Ev er Y Day I fear your power Yet long your presence You claw your way into My guts I purge you out So many time Yet every time You remain within me I pray for freedom Yet hold the key Scared you'll leave Scared you'll stay I need draining Detoxing Filtering Burning To rid your presence from My time ... What scares me most Is how you grow And pass among The lonely souls I long for a day Where you are no more A fleeting nightmare A sickening joke You've taken friends Of many sorts Never fussy For your curse Bulimia. Anorexia. EDNOS. Binge Eating So many masks you own I pray a day when mine Is Thrown ..... !Eating Disorders need bombing!
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Jan 17, 2014
Jan 17, 2014 at 5:07 PM UTC
Eating kryptonite ....
BPNOS EDNOS PTSD MDD OCD I am each And All of these Cursed But Blessed They Make Me, Me
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Apr 25, 2013
Apr 25, 2013 at 11:51 PM UTC
Disorderly Conduct
I thought I could purge all the flowers and metaphors trapped inside my rib cage with stems tickling  my esophagus. Blooming on the tip of my tongue, teeth locked them in but finger allowed escape.   Hand prying its way through my mouth, I wished to pull out my intestines and allow the stitches holding me together unravel. Beauty doesn't thrive in an abandoned building so I let them free, no sense carrying casualties in a house destined to burn. I remember the first time I prayed to the porcelain throne, begging for salvation. A feeling manifested in my stomach and infected each vein, it swam through bone marrow leaving behind a trail of decay. My framework was rotting and mind consumed, knees fell to the ground and I prayed for forgiveness, acceptance and peace. Every time I vomited I felt one step closer to heaven, as if entrance to the gate had weight restrictions. You stepped on a scale before they sewed on your wings, for all angels have to be pristine and my soul carried the weight of an eternity of mistakes. I was a coward hiding behind a romanticized disorder to avoid reality. The light has grown within, it keeps my food safely in my stomach lining and let's my words out, A lesson I've been unable to face for years. I remember the day I was diagnosed with EDNOS. Eating disorder not otherwise specified. I wanted to punch the specialist in the face with my emaciated knuckles for degrading the massacre I instilled on my body. Not bulimia. Not anorexia. Not specified. She tied me to a label that said the years I dedicated to restrictions and malnutrition and stomach acid dissolving the very foundation of my teeth meant nothing. **** your dsm 5th edition and the ****** waiting room keurig green tea with low calorie sweetener you provided for each session. I found a reason to live within myself.
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Apr 8, 2014
Apr 8, 2014 at 1:23 PM UTC
Poem about puking
I thought I could purge all the flowers and metaphors trapped inside my rib cage with stems tickling  my esophagus. Blooming on the tip of my tongue, teeth locked them in but finger allowed escape.   Hand prying its way through my mouth, I wished to pull out my intestines and allow the stitches holding me together unravel. Beauty doesn't thrive in an abandoned building so I let them free, no sense carrying casualties in a house destined to burn. I remember the first time I prayed to the porcelain throne, begging for salvation. A feeling manifested in my stomach and infected each vein, it swam through bone marrow leaving behind a trail of decay. My framework was rotting and mind consumed, knees fell to the ground and I prayed for forgiveness, acceptance and peace. Every time I vomited I felt one step closer to heaven, as if entrance to the gate had weight restrictions. You stepped on a scale before they sewed on your wings, for all angels have to be pristine and my soul carried the weight of an eternity of mistakes. I was a coward hiding behind a romanticized disorder to avoid reality. The light has grown within, it keeps my food safely in my stomach lining and let's my words out, A lesson I've been unable to face for years. I remember the day I was diagnosed with EDNOS. Eating disorder not otherwise specified. I wanted to punch the specialist in the face with my emaciated knuckles for degrading the massacre I instilled on my body. Not bulimia. Not anorexia. Not specified. She tied me to a label that said the years I dedicated to restrictions and malnutrition and stomach acid dissolving the very foundation of my teeth meant nothing. **** your dsm 5th edition and the ****** waiting room keurig green tea with low calorie sweetener you provided for each session. I found a reason to live within myself.
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We are who we are, because of what they are. The need to be perfect. The need to be thin, skinny, beautiful and popular. The need to be in control. Self-destruction our only friend. Anorexia, bulimia, and ednos, our sicknesses. Self harm - the only way we know how to control our pain. Suicide... The the only way we see as a means to escape. **** molestation and abuse filled our sick childhoods and now we all pay the price for it. We pay with the blood from our veins, the ***** from our stomach's, the tears from our eyes... We pay for their crimes until we are empty and can not give any more. We are what we are, because of what they are. And we scream out for help. We cry for forgiveness. We do anything we can to beg for mercy and yet, no one answers. So we cut, and we starve, and we purge until we have withered away to nothing but scarred up bones. Just empty shells of the kids we used to be... And still they don't notice. So we try to **** the pain inside... Over dose. Hanging. Gunshot. Slit wrists. And then... they notice... But for us, it's already too late. They made us who we are. Whether or not we succeeded, we are already dead inside.
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Mar 25, 2014
Mar 25, 2014 at 11:10 AM UTC
Who We Are (2012)
Depression- Deb Suicidal- Sue Anorexia- Ana Bulimia- Mia Self- Harm- Cat Schizophrenia- Sophie Bipolar-Bri ADD/ ADHD- Addie Ednos- Ellie OCD- Olive Borderline- Bella Paranoia- Perry Insomnia- Izzy Maybe, Just maybe our worst nightmares are real.
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Feb 7, 2015
Feb 7, 2015 at 10:19 AM UTC
Just Maybe...
Curves melting away Numbers dropping An obsessive measurement of worth One food at a time Or Consider mixing it all together Counting bites Counting grains, kernels, seeds Counting times chewed 26 waist 32 hip 5 wrist 11 neck 7 forearm 30 ribcage 17.8 bmi 16.3 body fat 98 lbs Obsessively memorizing Remeasuring Plugging in numbers Worrying if you look sick Collar bones too defined Hip bones jutting out just too much Getting scared Binging Purging Feeling deliciously empty Thinking clearly Everything fuzzy at the edge It ain't a ******* joke
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Dec 7, 2019
Dec 7, 2019 at 12:24 PM UTC
EDNOS
There comes a time that you hit rock bottom You don't have all the worries but it feels like you got em You cry and you claw and you climb and you shout But you know without question there's no way out It's so dark you wave your hand in front of your face Still all you see is a black empty space And the marks on your features like wrinkles in the past Hold tight to the pain that you thought wouldn't last But here you are today in the darkness Alone Wondering where you went wrong...why you're not skin and bone
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Sep 19, 2014
Sep 19, 2014 at 9:07 AM UTC
EDNOS
I am trapped inside myself Inside this flesh and bone This vessel Used to be numbered 5 When it was sick Now 18 I want to leave this cage Find a new one Feel beautifully hollow again Sick or not I don't care Sick is better than this
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May 11, 2016
May 11, 2016 at 12:17 AM UTC
EDNOS EDNOS EDNOS
Dear EDNOS, Make up your mind, Are you an eating disorder? Or are you perfectly fine?
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Nov 25, 2018
Nov 25, 2018 at 7:22 PM UTC
EDNOS
I cannot wax poetic About the feelings on this flesh I have no pretty way of wording The destruction I desire There's no beautiful way to say I want to cave in Until I am barely here Until I am bone
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May 11, 2016
May 11, 2016 at 12:19 AM UTC
EDNOS EDNOS EDNOS (2)