that he shoots.
I love his knife and scalpel from my thighs down to my boots.
A a great big Valentine shout out
to the man who keeps me young.
I'd let him pierce my eyebrow, my navel or my tongue.
He keeps my youth a glowing
Without anybody knowing.
He irons out the wrinkled skin.
He makes my thighs look thin, thin, thin.
My lips get big and pouty.
I'm Angelina there's no doubty.
The turkey wattle under my neck,
Well lookie here it's gone by heck.
Joan Rivers may be way ahead
But I'll catch up before I'm dead.
I'll have each hair on my legs snuffed out.
While I use my new big lips to pout.
My legs will not have a single blue vein.
I can achieve beauty and endure the pain.
No hair on my body , just on my head
I can have hair transplants, that's what he said.
An eyebrow lift, a chin implant
As long as I don't look like Cary Grant.
Some breast implants like Dolly Parton
I'll look good despite the smartin'.
A little pain is worth the look
And all the years off that it took.
If I die young and leave a good body
I can go knowing I was a hottie.
Published by Susan Antonelli
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6 Comments
Post a CommentGood work.
THis is written in jest believe me if even the movies stars look scary I'd steer away from it all
Good one! I wish I was brave enough for the plastic surgery, but I just consider my wrinkles something I've earned along the way....:)
Not me unfortuanately-I'ld like my hooded lids done but hven't the $ , the time or the impression that anyone does a good job at this. Several friends had it done and they look the same or worse. Go figure.
I heart mine for restoring my face to almost its original condition after having to remove a good portion of one side to remove skin cancer.
:)...so when I can I see you with all these changes...