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Her Face


I. Her face has traces Of dots she can’t erase, Her image dissatisfies her So much that she Smirks at her own Reflection. II. Her face triggers an Emotional gun, Shooting at her self-esteem, Firing away at her confidence To associate with society; Her priorities aren’t straight Her heart is full of hate Because all she can think about Is the person staring back at her In the mirror.
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