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Vanity


I want Ariel and I to be pretty women With no aging spots, long shiny hair, Big sparkling eyes, with long eye lashes, Long even nails, big lips, small ears, Arched eye brows, moisturized pale soft Smooth skin, with slender arms & legs, With polished toe nails, with no blemishes, With perfect faces, with bony wrists, And slender noses. Does that sound shallow? Conceited? Selfish? Misleaded? I just want us to look like cover girls. Models, actresses, divas, and screen sirens. Beauty is not just in the eye of the beholder. The world knows it.
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