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The Baked Stone Face

She poured makeup on her face, Thinking she had beauty and Grace, She was too young, And had no fully grown body lung, But she loved being pretty just the same, As her mother came, She was running in order to be popular, With her eyes popping in color, She was running as fast as she can to not get caught, She was afraid her mom would teach her a lesson, And get really mad, And Well she wasn’t glad, But she wasn’t angry, She told her just don’t do it again.

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Date: 7/16/2022 8:41:00 AM
The Criminalization of Juvenile Interest in Cosmetics and body beauty traceable to it with not a single reason nor half offered the child user. Exactly this makes the poem The Baked Stone Face faithful to facts.
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Date: 7/16/2022 8:41:00 AM
The Criminalization of Juvenile Interest in Cosmetics and body beauty traceable to it with not a single reason nor half offered the child user. Exactly this makes the poem The Baked Stone Face faithful to facts.
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Date: 7/15/2022 1:34:00 PM
welcome to Lifetime at poetry soup, Emma. This is a nice rhyme poem. When young, it often seems like the things you want to do to fit in with your friends are things you may get in trouble for at home. You did a good job of telling it like it is through your poetry. Write On! A poet friend in Texas, Bill
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Date: 4/18/2022 1:03:00 PM
Nice pen Emma with great rhyme and flow. Wishing you a warm welcome to PS, hoping you're enjoying it here. KInd regards from Scotland, Gordon
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