It’s the superficial lies
That rule their superficial lives
Who really cares about what she buys
Or what stupid car she drives
It’s only the face they see
The body and the hair
It’s always about ‘me, me and me’
the ‘hot’ men they ensnare
They say they’re not a label
But then again aren’t we all?
Dying by the dressing table
Living in a shopping mall
Maybe I’m being too hard
You say I don’t understand
But it’s me that has been marred
With my makeup brush in hand
It's quite short, I rarely rhyme in poetry. Please critic !
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i liked it but wasn't there saposed to be commas or periods to to a line and idea?
It's quite good considering that it actually rhymed (I could never write a rhyming poem, they seem to hate me).
I quite like the message that it brought out to me: How people never see beauty beyond the skin.
The flow in this poem's not bad either. Although, I think it could be a bit better.
But overall, good job!
Hehehehe this is great byou feally are pretty good at rhyme. Thats my favorite form actually. This is really really good, but (maybe im just stupid) what specificly is this about? I understnd the general theme, but not the specific one.
I really enjoyed reading this. It's a little abrupt? But you should play with rhyming words like that more often, you've surely got the knack for it.