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The Untitled
His secret is hidden beneath layers of clothes
 But how empty his tray is at lunch is forever known
 Wearing size zero jeans held up by a studded belt
 Emerald green eyes for which many girls would melt
 His own words echo in his head:
 Being this anorexic, I’m better off dead
 Anti-depressants and geometry lessons
 Yearbook staff and therapy sessions
 He weighs to know how much he can eat
 Thin stomach, frail hands, skinny feet
 This is his form of beauty, love, and lust
 His mother cried that this isn’t just
 
 anorexia,
 
 But a mental disorder
 I cry because I know this will cut his life much shorter
 One hundred twelve pounds
 Isn’t as beautiful as it sounds
