You'Re So Fake Poem by Amanda Saveley

You pose too much, my faux ex-friend
With your changing looks and pseudosmiles
And face that transforms with the fads
Like evanescent twilight...

Made of powdered sugar glitter bytes

You're so fake, my one-time friend
I think I barely knew you
I doubt I nearly liked you
Perhaps you were fooling me too

With your shining smile of pearly plastic

You make me sick, you girl of glass
Who's really nothing more than clear rhinestone
You fake diamond, you shine only under a sun you create with lightbulbs
Silicone tears do slowly descend your brittle painted porcelain face

And the thing that disgusts me most...
That drives me to complete insanity...
Is the fact...


I almost believed you.