Beautiful/Ugly
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Suck in, bone against skin, ribs outline: Beauty.
Normal, chubby, fat:
Ugly.
Stop eating, stop eating, you'll be beautiful. I shamefully eat an apple, glutenous fingers holding this poison fruit.
Swimming, swimming, I'll be beautiful. I get out of the pool, my swimsuit shows off my rounded body. It's all wrong.
Crowd cheers, loud cheers, I'm beautiful. I speed down my lane, my eyes get spots as my body weakens. I can't move.
Lay in bed at night, sleepless night. My stomach growls, but it's all right now. My stark skin is right against my ivory bones.
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