Jimmy Choo Shades
In the eye of the world we see reality.
Reality says improvement is needed in the world.
We state how we need improvement from the teenage pregnancies, bullying, illness and war.
But when we all have our decent days we forget.
We slide on our Jimmy Choo shades and suddenly are blinded from the rest of the world.
We see no more of the negative but too caught up in what we believe is the positive.
We become stuck on the lavish clothing,
The money that never fades and the friendly friends
And lovely lovers that are around when the grass seems to be its greenest.
We soon forget where we come from and if in the spotlight long enough forget who we are.
Then one day you get dropped and the once timely lenses break and your back to the simplicity of life.
Your Jimmie Choos are no longer seasonal,
So you take them off and see how devastating and far from the world you really were.
Everything you ever knew when you were stuck up in space isn't pleasurable anymore,
No longer can you grasp control.
You become an airplane living in the fast life of a space rocket, out of your league, and doomed.
You descend back down to Earth to live life the way you had before,
No longer an idol, you're gifted with sincere happiness without Jimmy Choo.
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