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Letters to Ana
1. Dear Ana,
 I would never speak to my four year
 old self like you speak to me. 
 
 2. Dear Ana,
 You are burning down the childhood
 home I used to love.
 3. Dear ana,
 How could you call a four year old 
 fat?
 
 4. Dear Ana,
 I have too wanted to unhinge my body
 to replace the extra fat with needles and
 pins, to unfold myself in this skin
 
 5. Dear Ana
 how could you do this to yourself?
 
 6.Dear Ana, 
 why don’t you feed the hungry children
 you shove perfection down their throats
 
 7. Dear Ana, 
 your voice is so controlling 
 
 8. Dear Ana, 
 This is my body, not yours
 
 9. Dear Ana, 
 stop interfering with my 
 definition of beauty
 
 10. Dear Ana,
 I can see your rib cage and hip bones,
 you are ill.
 
 11. Dear Ana, you are still distorting 
 my self image. 
 
 12. Dear Ana, you will never be
 perfect and neither 
 will I.
 
 13. Dear Ana, I can still hear your
 voice.
 
 14. Dear Ana, you cant mold me into your 
 standards any longer,
 
 15. Dear Ana, Bulimia yanks hair out by the
 roots, why don’t you just cut it all off. 
 here are the scissors
 here are the razors.
 
 16.Dear Ana, My body is a ragged 
 broom stick. I am
 burning it to shreds. 
 
 17. Dear Ana, why don’t you feed 
 the poor with 
 all of the food I have not 
 consumed. 
 
 18. Dear Ana, 
 I was seven once I realized the
 symphony in your voice.
 
 19. Dear Ana, I turned 17 this
 year. Ten years you have whispered
 the word fat so many times it’s 
 carved into my skin.
 
 20. Dear Ana, 
 This is the end of our relationship.

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