Poetry: Body image - by A Jarman

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by A Jarman

Created on: September 27, 2008

Well, you say your toes resemble bread loaves.
They are stubby,
Don't seem to belong
To the rest of your foot!
Loafy.
I think they are cute;
They make me smile.

My toes are TV's;
The nail is the screen,
Square,
All they need are antennas.

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