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You simply looked at her, how the lights play upon her color Her hair, color of fresh rye, Her eyes, doppelgängers of morning sky Her skin, pristine and pure. It was all there, written upon their enchanted eyes It was all here, echoed in your doubtful heart Upon that stage, carpeted in red A voice sang and between glances you realized Those heels of diamonds won't fit you This dress of this shade of aqua Is made for her, will match with her eyes This necklace, segments of diamonds Is designed for her, will match her spotless skin These applause, smelling of suburbs Is waiting for her, will see their daughters in her You didn't look deep enough, your thoughts sunk along with the rest of you your darker complexion, shorter figure, narrower eyes If you have a daughter you will tell her she is not made for this, the world is not hers. So when they ask whence they should point the spotlights to When her eyes meeting yours, smiling, always smiling. 'I think you should go', you said the better choice, better voice, walk perfectly upon stages created by people like you. Even her pictures will look nicer But I saw you far off and I knew, she is no longer a person but an idol for you she is everything you wish you could be she fits exactly in the corset of your insecurity Because you are the one writing the script, moving the chairs working late nights, shifting the gears, cooking the food, perfecting her looks until every second of her is yours until your beauty drains into hers
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May 2, 2019
May 2, 2019 at 2:04 AM UTC
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You simply looked at her, how the lights play upon her color Her hair, color of fresh rye, Her eyes, doppelgängers of morning sky Her skin, pristine and pure. It was all there, written upon their enchanted eyes It was all here, echoed in your doubtful heart Upon that stage, carpeted in red A voice sang and between glances you realized Those heels of diamonds won't fit you This dress of this shade of aqua Is made for her, will match with her eyes This necklace, segments of diamonds Is designed for her, will match her spotless skin These applause, smelling of suburbs Is waiting for her, will see their daughters in her You didn't look deep enough, your thoughts sunk along with the rest of you your darker complexion, shorter figure, narrower eyes If you have a daughter you will tell her she is not made for this, the world is not hers. So when they ask whence they should point the spotlights to When her eyes meeting yours, smiling, always smiling. 'I think you should go', you said the better choice, better voice, walk perfectly upon stages created by people like you. Even her pictures will look nicer But I saw you far off and I knew, she is no longer a person but an idol for you she is everything you wish you could be she fits exactly in the corset of your insecurity Because you are the one writing the script, moving the chairs working late nights, shifting the gears, cooking the food, perfecting her looks until every second of her is yours until your beauty drains into hers
i sometimes wonder why people would think other racial features are more appealing... but again these cosmetics/clothes look better for these looks... but who made them? Who continues to make them?
seazyinkwell
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May 2, 2019
May 2, 2019 at 2:04 AM UTC
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