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Mannequin


She casts a gaze so intimidating

Her long lashes and legs so frustrating

 

She is so perfect an exquisite sight

 Weighing less than my arm it isn’t right

 

Keeping so poised with her slender figure

A lot of attention people give her

 

Hair so shiny it is as soft as silk

Her skin so pale it is as white as milk

 

Her plump and sultry lips are perfection

Stylish clothes she has quite a selection

 

A size zero oh I do not think so

Gorgeous and confident she’s sure to glow

 

Stellar hygiene not a mark or blemish

 She eats no food with ketchup or relish

 

Face painted on she is a work of art

Maybe someone will love her for her heart

 

Delicate like legs of a pelican

Perhaps I should note she’s a mannequin

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