You say that I’m quieter than normal
Less words, less emotion, less fiona
The irony is the stark opposite in my mind
It is raging and warring and causing Catatonia.
You ask me if I’m okay and I smile and say I’m fine
But every inch of my body is screaming help me
I’m falling, quick this time.
I don’t know when food became a chore again,
When the flavour disappeared and was replaced with a bitter taste of stress
When everytime I sit down to a meal my head implodes on itself
The feeling of such intense distress.
I want to scream that I’m not fine and I’m not okay
I want to beg you to see
I want to say help me because I’m being sucked in again
I want you to help me break free.
Anorexia has its hands around my mouth
Gagging me, pushing me down, silencing me
The war between what fiona wants and anorexias power is only gaining in velocity.
So you ask me if I’m okay, tell me to talk to you
And I look at you bemused and exhausted.
How can I say all I need to while this evil creature batters me mercilessly
How do I find the words when this beast has taken all my energy
How do I say what the illness defies me from uttering
How do I break through its power
How do i find a way of living in this war
All I want is it to all be over.
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