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Exposure

I think it’s funny how you wear

Your hair pulled back just right

With your necklace lying perfectly

On your fake-n-bake skin.

 

I know who you’re trying to impress,

Gooping your eyes with mascara,

Coating your face with bronzer

That makes you shimmer ten shades darker.

 

It’s not your boyfriend.

 

You’re not fooling us.

 

It’s as exposed as your cleavage.

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Oct 28, 2010
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