Poetry: Mannequins - by Pamela Okoro

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by Pamela Okoro

Created on: April 21, 2008

Many are the faces I wear
All the places I go
No one cares to hear,
No one wants to know.
Everyone looks to see
Qualities on; but not in me.
Underwear or over-wear
It makes no difference.
Now stick on the price of the ware
See the clothes, but don't feel my presence.

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Poetry: Mannequins

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Just look at her
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