This poem means a lot to me struggling with my size for the majority of my life. I just wanted to touch bases with those of us a bit on the heftier side of life. This piece serves as a dual love/hate relationship with one’s body image. Please enjoy!
Hey little Fat Girl!
Short and stout
Why don’t you just cry and pout?
Always eating, never full
Too stubborn to change, just like a bull.
Chubby cheeks and thick thighs
Please stop staring and look me in the eyes!
Why don’t you lose weight; try this diet
I promise you it works, just try it!
Nothing fits, greasy zits
I hate me.
If only I could have one wish
It would to be happy.
Boys ignore, girls roared.
All these rules I have to abide,
I’m better off hiding the real me on the inside.
Take your time, I am here.
It’s hard for me to just up and disappear.
About the Creator
Rain Dayze
Aspiring writer with a passion for spice, pets, and coffee. I've published through here before under a different name, but it's still me! I've got an alternative site for content: https://www.inkitt.com/angela5347

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