Eulogy For the Ugly by Kimberly Hula

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Eulogy For the Ugly
By Kimberly Hula
(Contact: kimberlyhula@hotmail.com)

The pretty girls stand in line,
Smiling side by side.
Their cosmetic beauty, their manipulated size,
Can not hide the evil in their eyes.

Loosened collar and dirty sleeves,
With thoughts not of their own.
Mother's models, teacher's pets,
Place the queens upon their thrones.

Crown them with sick wants,
Adorn them with terminal desire.
As the ugly girls, they sicken,
Handicapped, yet fueling the fire.

Hail, hail all the pretty queens.
Forget not your ugly slaves.
Feast on our insecurities.
Kill the prince that saves the day.

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