Unwrapped Poem by Stephen Pennell

Unwrapped



You need to fit the normal, You need to look the same.

Don't dare be yourself or forget to comb your hair

Unless you want the ridicule or the sly remarks

You must fit in my dear, fit in

If only people realised the wrappings not the prize

Its the soul inside the package. Not the wrapping you should prize

so dont just pick a package for its wrapping, remember its what's inside.

Monday, April 27, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: looks,woman
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just a remark made on facebook about someone getting loads of slimming remarks
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