Home alone again;
But it’s not mischief that’s my vice,
It’s the food in the kitchen
Which taunts me all night.
I go to sleep and dream
nightmares so nice.
But these nightmarish dreams
they follow me to life.
Frantically bingeing
On x-listed food.
I know when it’s gone
There’ll be damage to undo.
My belly overloaded.
The kitchen a wreck.
Drowning in guilt;
I hate what comes next.
Bent at the waist,
Fingers circling my throat,
Over the toilet.
Snot streaming from my nose.
This sick little secret
That nobody knows.
Reminding myself to be patient;
What went down will come up.
Just keep doing what I’m doing
So I can soon flush.
Flush down all the guilt.
Flush down the pain.
Flush down the emotions
I tried to eat away.
I flush and I flush
Until my energy’s depleted.
I hate that I’m weak;
And continually defeated.
Over and over this cycle recurs.
So sick.
So disgusting.
Yet disturbingly obscure.
Eight days a week
My mind flirts with this urge,
Every bite that I eat
My mind tells me to purge.
“This times the last time.”
I use to swear to myself,
Now I don’t even bother,
I’ve no hope for health.
Ahhh my ice cream diet seems to be going well. Restricting but b/p-ing on icecream and nothing else when the urge strikes me. It comes up easily and tastes good both ways. I don't feel horrible and burny after I've purged. Just easily empty again. And it abates the urge to binge on anything else, anything more difficult or harmful or ultimately distressing. Highly recommended harm minimisation strategy!
ReplyDeleteduuude, that was awesome :D
ReplyDeleteyou should keep writing cuz that was really good and I'm sure there's more of it in you.
and the video was perfect as well!