Mannequin

by Mary Rose   Sep 14, 2010


Mannequin
by mary

She stands alone in misery
While they stare at her in awe
Her smile is quite exquisite
Naturally flawless skin
Displaying perfect beauty
Wearing the finest dress
Seemingly, a picture perfect world
Her life full of lies and deceit
Disguising sadness with her plastic shell
A concealer to her imperfection.

- I've finally written a poem after a very long time.

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  • 12 years ago

    by Mary Rose

    Thanks.. :)

  • 12 years ago

    by Moonlit Candles

    I thought this was great. I liked your title to begin with. That caught my attention. Then how you incorporated the title throughout was great. Everything seems perfect about her. Her life, smiles, everything seems fine. But that is just how a mannequin is. Then you show what is truly eithin the person. All in all a nice write. :)

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