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They Kill Me Everyday
They call me fat,
And I completely agree.
It hurts me so I flee.
Flee from the agony,
That kills me slowly everyday.
I sit by the bay,
Stare into the water.
All I see,
Is an ugly, pathetic, fat bum.
I know I am dumb,
I know I am nothing,
But somehow,
I think I'm good.
Now that I see my reflection,
I know I was just bluffing.
Oh please,
Will someone help me?
I start tearing up,
I close my eyes.
Then I see myself again.
The new me.
Beautiful,
Tall,
And skinny.
This is after I starve.
I feel happy outside,
But on the inside,
I'm broken and dead.
Then I shatter.
In my head,
I die silently.
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