Flower Vase by Esha Sankhala ‘20

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Elementary, My Dear by Lena Jones ‘20

Why be you when you can be me? I have long golden locks, Light skin, A pair of lips, red as rubies, A set of pearly whites, and A waste the size of your thigh.

Aren’t I beautiful? Don’t you want to be like me? Don’t you want the world to know you? To crave you?

Show the world a picture of your face, Your body, The response is unbelievable.

They’ll tell you: “You’re perfect!” “I want your clothes!” “I love you!”

Do you want them to love you? To worship you? To be you?

They all want to be me. Why don’t you want to be me?

Sophie Pollack ‘20 and Lily Price ‘20

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