Mirror Mirror on the Wall,
Tell me I need to have it all
Tell me I need a BBL
Tell me I need my lips to swell
Tell me I need a great phone cam
So I can post my body all over the gram.
Tell me I need a lash (or two)
Extra makeup, extra glue
so my wig won't shift, and move to the side
and reveal what my shame is trying to hide
Tell me children don't need a dad
Because I can make money on Onlyfans
Tell me, oh mirror,
I won't ever have to see
What being a lookalike
may really do to me.
Tell me these things
as I look at you
But could you make sure
you don't tell me the truth?
That I am beautifully
and wonderfully made,
Fashioned in greatness, uniquely engraved,
with a plan for a business, or writing a book,
that doesn't depend on just how I look.
Don't tell me don't fear
because I won't get likes,
that I must walk by faith and not by sight!
Because then dear mirror, I will have to admit,
I'm shallow and stupid,
and worth only a click.
- Author: Mnicolewrites ( Offline)
- Published: November 20th, 2022 14:17
- Category: Reflection
- Views: 17
Comments1
this is deep, great social commentary
thank you for choosing to share
oh wow! thank you!
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