Poetry.
You always were ugly to me,
I tormented you for days, and never left you alone.
You were fat and flabby,
Stupid and mad,
You made these grandeur promises of being better,
I almost fell for some, believed others.
I still push you to be better than you used to be,
How could you just let yourself go?
Don’t talk to me like that;
I’m sure I’m better than you,
How do I know,
I can see through your façade,
You became too much for me to handle
I ignored you for months, didn’t care to notice you,
Until one day I closed the door and saw you in the mirror.
I see you again, and I still don’t like what I see.
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