Hollywood Style

Hollywood Style

A Poem by Farah Husain
"

Plastic surgery craze

"
Vanity,
Profanity,
I'm questioning
your sanity....

When vanity 
is all you love,
the surgeons knife,
a cool white glove.

Slices your skin,
opens you up,
changing your features
you won't rup

Ture your soul
and pierce the veil
of your belief
'cos you're a snail

caught up with all
the outer lies
not noticing
what's designed inside.

You change your face,
you look so ugly
your pretty soul
is so lovely.

Buried underneath
layers of worldly lies,
everyone sees the emptiness
behind your eyes.

Celebrity, fame and 
mass illusion,
caught up in
 your own confusion.

No matter how 
many tries it takes,
plastic surgery won't
hide that you're a fake. 

© 2018 Farah Husain


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Adore your poetic interpretation; a person's character is more important than their appearance - physical beauty is superficial.

Reminds me of the old saying ’Beauty is only skin deep’; a proverb first found in a work by Sir Thomas Overbury, 1613: "All the carnal beauty of my wife, is but skin deep."

‘Skin deep' is now also used to allude to anything superficial. An early use of this was also attributed to Overbury in 1613, in Ordinary Fencer Works, 1856:
"His wounds are seldom above skin-deep."

Again good write … :-)

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Farah Husain

6 Years Ago

Thank you I'm so glad you enjoyed it. I've taken all my poetry off here and it's all going in my ne.. read more



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Adore your poetic interpretation; a person's character is more important than their appearance - physical beauty is superficial.

Reminds me of the old saying ’Beauty is only skin deep’; a proverb first found in a work by Sir Thomas Overbury, 1613: "All the carnal beauty of my wife, is but skin deep."

‘Skin deep' is now also used to allude to anything superficial. An early use of this was also attributed to Overbury in 1613, in Ordinary Fencer Works, 1856:
"His wounds are seldom above skin-deep."

Again good write … :-)

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Farah Husain

6 Years Ago

Thank you I'm so glad you enjoyed it. I've taken all my poetry off here and it's all going in my ne.. read more

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Farah Husain
Farah Husain

London, United Kingdom



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