Beauty is a gentle trophy,
That only few receive,
And those who don’t heavily grieve,
A trophy that creates jealousy,
And can make swoon all they see,
So if you have it, don’t be deceived,
Beauty is a gentile trophy.
Beauty is a gentle trophy,
That only few receive,
And those who don’t heavily grieve,
A trophy that creates jealousy,
And can make swoon all they see,
So if you have it, don’t be deceived,
Beauty is a gentile trophy.
There once was a town,
Or well, a place
Where children danced and played games like people in another place.
They ran jumped and hide and laughed
Well for some who were there.
A glossy face
To cover disgrace
Sometimes even with events
Sometimes leaves a bigger dent
I don’t need it
And neither should you
Because even with it
You’ll see right through
Death is a purple cake,
It’s icing as smooth as a freshly painted wall,
Lucious as dreams
It’s taste as skyscrapers are tall
Death is a dog,
Fur like a cloud,
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