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[title] => Plasticly Ever After
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[bodytext] => A Plastic smile, on the
face of the perfect plastic
race: the plastic people in
all their plastic grace... Little
plastic men, with little plastic
wives, lead little plastic lives,
plasticly ever after. Their children
born of flesh, attend the
plastic schools. Here they learn
the plastic rules, then molded
into little plastic tools, and
with plastic limbs, and plastic
whims live plastic on...
...plasticly ever after...
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Plasticly Ever After
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zaknafein8891
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Thursday, 3rd February 2005 @ 12:23:01 PM in AEST
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A Plastic smile, on the
face of the perfect plastic
race: the plastic people in
all their plastic grace... Little
plastic men, with little plastic
wives, lead little plastic lives,
plasticly ever after. Their children
born of flesh, attend the
plastic schools. Here they learn
the plastic rules, then molded
into little plastic tools, and
with plastic limbs, and plastic
whims live plastic on...
...plasticly ever after...
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Re: Plasticly Ever After
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by crazylady on
Thursday, 3rd February 2005 @ 12:43:07 PM AEST
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ima barbie girl in the barbie world....wrapped in plastic. its fantastic. you can brush my hair and undress me everywhere imagination life is your creation. lol. sorry thats what came to my mind when i read this. it was good tho. your right. we arent our real selves around others. were made up and forced to put on a plastic smile. but its only plastic. not real. great write. were all barbie grls and ken dolls! lol! jk. awesome write. keep em comin!
lots o luv!
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Re: Plasticly Ever After
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by jillian_phan on
Thursday, 3rd February 2005 @ 01:38:54 PM AEST
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| That's a good one, it reminded me of when a girl i barely knew asked me if i was plastic, just because i didn't like some kid she was trying to hook me up with. .... .... solo is my motto .... |
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Re: Plasticly Ever After
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by ladyfawn on
Thursday, 3rd February 2005 @ 03:18:41 PM AEST
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your title got my attention right away, this is a brilliant piece:) hugs n' love nessa
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Re: Plasticly Ever After
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by arden on
Friday, 18th February 2005 @ 02:15:18 PM AEST
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yea this reminded me also of the Barbie song. and in a way thats bad.
its distracting the reader from the poem and the deeper meaning in it.
but then again what do i know lol
i really liked this. well expressed and deep.
great work, im really enjoying your stuff.
Arden |
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Re: Plasticly Ever After
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by CrystalTigerBloodrose on
Friday, 18th February 2005 @ 11:27:48 PM AEST
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Sorry, but I was also one of the many who thought of the Barbie song as soon as I heard the title in guitar class. >> Sorry? Hehe.
However, it does fit perfectly while completely going against what that song was saying, so there's very little comparison between the two.
Again, I analyze, weeeee! (only because you said I couldn't do it. *beedah*)
We're taught a certain way when we grow up...it's not just putting on a fake smile, it's living a fake life because of the fear of rejection.
Plasticly Ever After...exactly how society is today. I believe I stated something similar:
'The truth behind society is
That we are all controlled.
We created the very market
To which we ourselves are sold.'
Yeah....eventually I'll get to post that one on here. Til then, I'll bug you, weeee! *ahem* Back to the subject....
Society wants us to live this certain way, within the boundaries and limitations of what is considered right or acceptable. Our parents make us what they want us to be, and we make the next generation what we want them to be. It's all fake, though. Everyone knows that these boundaries are broken every day by our thoughts, our dreams, our daydreams, what have you. Someone might look at us in whole and think 'Wow, we're great...' but then look at an individual person, the true person, not the plastic, and realize that we all are trying to be something we're not to fit in with society.
Only a few people realize this, sadly. It comes to the whole concept of Prep, Goth seperation (as an example), when really they are one in the same. Both think exactly the same: We're different from them and they're the ones that are wrong/weird/dumb/whatever. What the goths, only as example, don't realize is that in trying to be unconforming they are conforming. No one escapes this plastic life because we have yet to find a way. Society controls us, and most of us don't realize it or don't want to consider the fact. The point, though, is that people should try to be themselves despite society. "It's better to be hated for being yourself than to be liked for being something you're not."
I'll stop rambling. o_o;
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Re: Plasticly Ever After
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by pixie on
Sunday, 24th April 2005 @ 12:28:59 PM AEST
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haha that was different and it did remind me of the Barbie song, but I loved this, well done!!
pix xx |
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