Poetry by Edianna Reyes Ovalle

Mirror 

Mirror on the wall 
Raise me up when I'm low 
Mirror confidence if possible 
Find beauty in my flaws

Mirror on the wall 
Lift me up when I fall 
Find a reasonable solution to the small 
Facilitate my struggle to achieve this goal

Mirror on the wall 
Be my friend when I'm alone
Show me strength, make me strong 
Help me get through it all




Profane Stage of Fame 

The inert nerve cells of my brain
Coupled with the image I send as my number one brand
Shamelessly objectifying intelligence 
Drenched in sexual relevance 
Body so elegant, pulling strongly like a magnet
Call me kardash, in the process of cashing, body so naughty
Your next party consist of bodies made out of plastic and wet pussy seas surrounding your island
Keep it up, injection on this butt, pop culture, diamond rocks, walks on beach sands
Profanity, profane, put in work and take all you can 
Sugar cane, your body is a talentless strategy to fame
Nip slip
No, sip the pic
Purposely exposing the goodies to perverts on the web
Come again, a million views, millions of clueless heads
Millions in your pocket
Nothing more than your body
Sexually advanced
Yet, intellectually disadvantaged



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Scandalous Scene
 
Contemplating dark acts 
Stay analytical, take a step back 
Gradually gain your confidence, don't brag
At the climax of suicide, asking "why not?"
Push this feeling out of me, quickly before I take the lead
I've been desiring a release
The Giver's gift, a painless death, which is awkwardly so sweet
I noticed adjustments only annoy me, but I have to practice them with expertise 
I wish to go unnoticed
But, I'm a scandalous kid, in video clips that determine who I am in a momentary scene
I tried to not give into the pain
But, it consumes me entirely
Pardon my French, will I enhance or change?
Leave it all to me

Bio: Edianna Reyes Ovalle evokes vital emotions, knowledge, morals, truths, and values, through writing. She loves being outspoken because it has helped her to freely express her opinions of the world and its people. Her work has been featured in the likes of HangTime Magazine, PPP Ezine, and NOTLA Digital.

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