Outer Beauty, Inner Wisdom
My façade is a lack of brainpower;
no matter,
just chatter.
Spinning hair,
nothing upstairs,
flighty,
sweet,
a vapid mystery,
a cherub to cherish,
a frilly, simple girl,
a pure delight
to weaker eyes.
Hiding intellect
with naivety,
a dreamy gaze
and thickened lips;
plump like heaven,
a ploy for attention.
I’m smart, I’m wise,
but I wear a disguise;
a charming ignorance,
which suits me well
but will not subsist.