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Makeup by jennifer hall

11/22/2008 11:19:42 AM
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jennifer hall
(12-19-89 / woodville)
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Makeup
 
  Makeup hides my feelings
Makeup hides my face
So many layers of makeup
My true colors can't be traced.


Feelings building up inside me
I'm ready to explode
I want someone to talk to
But no one sees my load.


So i wash away the makeup
and show my colors true
I see that someone cares for me
and makes me feel anew.

jennifer hall


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poetry lover (2/20/2007 10:54:00 AM)
nicely written & expressed
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