To pop or not to pop
To pop or not to pop: that is the question;
Whether ‘tis smarter to let seen rest
O’er they cheeks chin; forehead; nose
The black, White-headed mountains on thy dignity
Or to take phalanges full of germs and the like
and press the tips around thy soft parts? To infect:
to cure;
No cover?, and by a pop to say thee stopped
the genetical structures that cause thy to have this form of disease all over thee
Heart-ache, lack of fiber, lack of green vegetation
Lack of sleep; Rest
yet they shan’t complain
For complaining may be equaled with insecurity
And thy beauty may be ignored once and
Forever since most believe what one unveils
And let the popping leave permanent scars
They shall live like a warrior after battle
Forever. Unforgetful of the ulcers eroding on thy face
Volcanos; hence their perseverance to re remember’d
Explode; Look’d in the mirror; and wonder’d
How one will again believe
I am beautiful?
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