Fat is repulsive, enlightened repeatedly
Brainwashed from birth
Taunted and ridiculed
Flesh on our bones
So abnormal, so unnatural
Hide the troops, they are coming
With their thin stunning daughters
Skeletal, but so dazzling to the eye;
Specimens of splendor, so divine
Long blond hair, flawless skin
So emaciated, but beautiful
Hips jutting out, bones so transparent
So imperative to be thin was the order of the day
Banished in life
Isolated, sitting in our seclusion occur
Designated, by the sovereign of frailty
Ostracized, not to be seen.
Wounded, mortified
If my own flesh and blood from her throne deemed it so.
Fat farms, starvation, tortured unremittingly
Malnourished, who cares.
You’ll proceed into society
With pomp and splendor
The fat should not breathe
The same air as the thin, the holy
Words pulsating in my brain
Indoctrinated, reeducated
Thank you mother dear
For dispensing such valuable information
On a golden platter
Not blinded by this drivel, realizing the truth
Comprehending that starvation isn’t life.
