Trying hard

by Candie   Jun 5, 2004


It's been a long time since I was free,
To eat what I wanted and wanted what I eat.
But just like gazing at a distant star,
Obtaining my old happiness seems to far.

I'm too weak to fight it, to weak to try,
Only finding the strength to curl up and cry.
I didn't want this illness, I've never felt such pain,
If I knew where it came from, I'd send it back again.

Subjecting my body, mind and soul,
To this madness that I can't control.
“Just one more pound then you are free”
Yet all along it's lying, the voice of my ED.

The torment of starving, craving and fainting
Obsessed, depressed, continuously contemplating,
Whether I should eat to ease the pain,
Or exercise non-stop for hours again.

Avoiding the comments, ignoring the stares,
Doubting the idea that anyone cares.
I need to do this, I need to achieve,
Ignoring the dangerous web that I weave.

Yet part of me knows that all is not lost,
I may lose more weight but at what cost?
Trying hard to conquer and beat it,
I know with belief in myself I'll defeat it.

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  • 20 years ago

    by fallen angel

    my sis is anorexic (thats what it sounds like your dealing with) and she wont help herself get better
    the result
    10 years of being starving
    having a misreble life
    going in mental homes
    going away to eating disorder clinics
    non stop counselling sessions
    and destroying her friends and familys life

    please say you dont want this
    and try your hardest to concre this
    belive me you don't want a life like hers

    of course if you are like her you will compleatly egnore this but i suppose its worth a try