Chicken strips in the microwave. we didn't count the calories. saying what we thought, not caring what the world says
dressing up like a princess cause that's what I wanted to be. but now I have scars. and their not from climbing trees.
we count calories like its our job. then its one cut two cuts three cuts four, forget the little girl who was here before. she
shouldn't have to see what she's done to herself. so five cuts six cuts seven cuts eight. how much longer before it's too late.
nine cuts and finally ten. the little girl has come to an end. her old flesh in a pile on the floor. what more can you do to that poor little
girl
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I feel Sylvia Plath, would recognise your art
thanks for sharing, a brave write
stay strong!
thank you so much. this is the best compliment I could recieve.
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