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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Oh dear Miss Ava, Miss Aging Vanity Your faded universal beauty is visually pleasing no more — especially to your own self You hate looking at that aging body The sagging truth stares you in the mirror each day: twin witnesses of wrinkled lips curses a flabby contour of much personal disgust All of your ex-husbands gaze at you from afar, on the mantle with frozen smiles and empty eyes Delivering daily unapologetic eulogies And your jilted lovers speak also with damning praise, of motel vacancies in open graves of regret While your beauty fades ... more each day Oh dear Miss Ava, living in secluded, upholstered loneliness — your needs of intimacy so long neglected by your many once spurned suitors No one wants to feel your uncaring embrace, they would all be cast off if beautiful was still your face of rejection All of your life, you placed way too much importance on outward appearance Oh dear Miss Ava, aging vanity has robbed you of sensual desirability ... your most prized possession of a lost youth Now it is you that have to pay for the artificial embrace And the sagging truth angrily stares back at you: twin witnesses of shriveled lips curses your sedentary, loveless life Seeing your faded beauty become as colorful flowers that have lost their luster ... and now wilted, are discarded with ease
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