Fat.
Is all I see.
When I look.
In the mirror.
I've been told.
Many times.
That I'm skinny.
I'm pretty.
I look so healthy.
But they all lie.
I know I'm not.
Not skinny.
Not pretty.
And definitely.
Not healthy.
But I can't care.
About my health.
When my look.
Is more important.
I'm fat.
So much weight.
In my 5'0" body.
I weigh 120 lbs.
And I.
Am fat.
It started.
With my mom.
She said.
That I.
Should continue.
A sport.
That I.
Have never loved.
Just.
So I could be.
Skinny.
I continued the sport.
Then my aunt.
Said I looked better.
After the sport season.
Ended.
So I continued.
Then it was me.
I went on a camping trip.
And ate.
So much.
I didn't gain weight.
But I.
Was still fat.
I sat down.
And had stomach rolls.
So did everyone else.
But I.
Was still fat.
So every day.
I ate less.
And less.
And less.
Nobody knew.
Nobody saw.
How hard.
I was trying.
Nobody cared.
So I continued.
To eat less.
I eat enough.
To stay alive.
And somehow.
I'm still fat.
I exercise.
For 2 hours.
Every other day.
I eat.
A piece of bread.
For breakfast.
An apple for lunch.
(With milk.)
And chicken salad.
For dinner.
I am.
15.
5'0".
98 lbs.
And fat.
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Glass
PoetryEveryone is glass, so easily broken, so hard to fix. Warning: This book may contain triggering subjects. Read at your own will and risk.