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Cover-Up


Blemishes.

Skin-deep reflections
of internal imperfections.


Scars.

Disquieting reminders
of the sins she left behind her.


Smudges.

Destroying all pretension
by exposing true intentions.


Cover-up.

Botox smiles cannot erase
the truth she'll someday have to face.


Author notes

Inspired by poem by kira1115

Make-up




Make-up
Six letters that define hell.

Make-up,
Blue streaks across the eyes.

Make-up,
All the wrong colours,
Never the exact shade that it needs to be.

Make-up,
Always blending, and blotting.

Make-up,
Six letters that define hell.

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  • Noir mariposa...x gold member
    December 10, 2008

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    Very interesting take on the inspiration piece

    Loved the lines of:
    "Cover-up.

    Botox smiles cannot erase
    the truth she'll someday have to face."

    Cute little piece, congrats on your hm and the comment on my piece


    Claire


  • PoetryStar2
    September 6, 2008
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    awesome i love ur poem i wanta talk to u


  • stylization
    September 1, 2008
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    Ooh, i liked it! Very good. It's awesome. Best of luck, something is deserved.


  • Sushi Darville
    September 1, 2008
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    This is an interesting and intriguing poem. I liked it, and good luck with the contest! =D


  • MessedupMarionette
    September 1, 2008

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    This is really--strange. I like it, though--the rhyming isn't stereotypical, and the rhythm works well. It's short but to the point, which makes for a nice read. good job!


  • new born
    September 1, 2008

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    Very cool, kind of a metaphor for all the pretending we do in life. How we lie to ourselves and other people...Very well written and thought provoking. I wish you luck in the contest!


  • kira1115
    September 1, 2008

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    Very well done, you took one of my simpler poems and expanded it, thank you for joining the contest.
    Edit: Still very well done. I love the wording that you have chosen, and the fact that you branched out from the poem but stuck with the topic.

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