Cosmetic Disguise Poem by Jeannie Ann Clark

Straighten teeth that stick far out
Revamp, reshape, repair odd snout
Cut bunions off to straighten feet
suck out the fat of belly, seat;

Pull out, stretch flat the folded face
Lift up drooped eyes to see more space
Put on a wig, apply long nails
Wax off fine hair, smooth never fails;

Enlarge twin breasts to entice mates
Pump up thin lips to have more dates
Modified, sculpted; this turns heads
Good looks, love found; 'I do's' are said

Silicone, surgeries, high self-esteem
Can looks of future kids be seen?