Not at all beautifulA Poem by fattycbreezy52Some hypocrites will never change!
Chatoyant eyes and impressive beauty!
You would try any opticals and salons for that. You will still be that rotten feature at the very core Drenched and all prostate in my trash can. My heart doesn't skip a beat upon seeing you Infact, it feels ashamed on having confronted you The fact is it's concealed behind that shield like bosom. Otherwise,it would have run like a lunatic out open on the streets. The irony is you want to catch that pear-shaped organ,longing hard to run away from you. Your breath reeks. You swarthy complexion does not care enough to complement you. You clothes just did the favour of covering some vital organs Otherwise, The fabric has long ago, stopped hugging you. Those thighs are elephantine. Not even sure how to put it! An infuriated elephant will stamp me under its foot If at all such a comparison is made. If you jog to acquire a slim,sleek figure No one would ever sculpt you. Carvings will be so loose As to be easily washed away by those turbulent streams,leaving behind just sands. Those sands will be of no time Devoid of all things tagged as beneficial No plant even on the verge of dieing Would bent to derive the pleasure of living once again from these sands. You think you would give rise to a vast empire Your beau would be it's umpire for sure But, this vegetal love would lack that amazing quality What then would your boastful quantity account for? Had you grown up a little There would be no malice Your grey matter only saw your length grow but itself slept eternally. Alas! We do not have in store any more princes to wake up that sleeping beauty. © 2015 fattycbreezy52Author's Note
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4 Reviews Added on May 27, 2015 Last Updated on May 27, 2015 Authorfattycbreezy52AboutMusic,dancing,singing,acting,dubbing,writing and playing with voices are my areas of specialization/existence. Being a Literature student,my love for Keats,Coleridge and Blake led me all the way to t.. more..Writing
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