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Mirrors


Mirror, mirror on the wall Who’s the prettiest one of us all We’re all so quick to ask this question But we’re much to slow to learn the most important lesson Beauty is all of what’s inside But- with makeup- it’s what we hide We take over an hour to prep for the mall Thinking out attitude matters? Not at all! The skinny girls choose to put them through Hell So the nice ones choose to starve themselves And on their pain and suffering evil feasts Mirror, mirror on the wall Am I beauty or am I the beast?
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