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A poem about how society can shape the female mind |
| There was a little girl she looked into her mirror and saw herself She saw pigtails and a gap tooth grin bright eyes and loving friends her world wasn't perfect but it was good There was a little girl she looked into her mirror and saw herself She saw puberty take hold wider hips and a chest she counted pounds boys would look her friends noticed her world wasn't perfect There was a little girl she looked into her mirror and saw herself She saw hip bones and ribs thick make up and a hollow smile red and white lines covered by sleeves a sigarette in one hand, a bottle in the other her "friends" were no more no one saw the change There was a little girl she looked into her mirror and saw herself She wondered what would happen as she counted her imperfections then the pills There was a little girl she looked into her mirror and saw herself She gazed into it as she fell asleep and saw bright eyes and a gap tooth grin |