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Miranda Renea
Poems
Apr 2012
Typical.
Hey, look at me.
Skin shown, cleavage down to my toes.
I know how to make them look,
I can make them want.
I'm the heart-breaker,
Twirl you around my perfectly manicured finger,
I know how to breathe.
I know how to ******.
I'm the girl everyone wants to be.
Perfectly advertised, desirable.
Beauty, intelligence
All pertains to me.
Who am I?
I'm every teenage girl, who
Has no self-esteem.
Who lies, cheats, and manipulates, just to be seen.
And I have a question,
Still want to be me?
Written in 10th grade, a little bit of a different style for me.
Written by
Miranda Renea
25/F
(25/F)
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