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Created on: April 20, 2010
Body Image
Fat never leaves once established.
It may go on holiday
but comes back with friends
voracious and stubborn
and full of good cheer.
Diets are deadly useless things,
beacons of hope running
on cheap batteries.
The tissue is stretched,
the potatoes are waiting
and fat has a field day
surviving the frost.
I hide there, inside it,
my tears running down
interior walls, my jovial nature
my mask to the world,
and only you know.
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