There once was a doll of porcelain skin Born in a world of malicious intent Fair, graceful and kind she was to her kin Yet cruel pain was all she got in extent
Though as righteous as she seemed she was not For scars lay under her porcelain skin Yes, deep ugly scars of torture and rot That tainted her smiles in angst and sin
The ache was so bad she let the mask slip and let them see the face that lied within The hideous visage that was bound to tip The truth that would break her porcelain skin
They called her vicious and asked why she changed When the facade was all she disaranged