From not needing to worry
To being scared
From days of laying out
To the days of the tanning bed
Fast forward to plain white
When I wanted to look healthy
Instead
Wearing full clothes
Attempting make-up
Like when I used to be a pro
But I have lost my touch
But you obviously don’t love me
That much
If you don’t like the real me
Sure I miss having a man
I could plaster my face
But at night in bed
He’d see my real face
What would you do
Just be yourself
Or just say
Take someone in my place
About the Creator
Leiann Lynn Rose Spontaneo
Studied Political Science at Duquesne University.
Highest Honors Graduate in Fitness and Nutrition from Stratford Career Institute.
Her future plans are to become an aromatherapist to help people with their ailments using essential oils.
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