The Heaviest Thin Poem by Mariela Contreras
The Heaviest Thin
Looking down, now covering your toes
Looking through, never seeing the real you
Going through you as if a thin piece of skin
Flesh against a thin layer of insecurity
Esteem meeting the floor for the 100th time
Happiness never reaching the skies
The pattern of skies that overlook the guilt
The guilt hiding all the truth
The shiviring truth that is inside plastic tubes
In your body, Venom
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