Social Media
Maybe our parents were right,
Social media is the cause.
You see stereotypical people and forget the reality,
You see pretty bodies,
Pretty dresses and pretty people,
Titles that will never fit you.
You blame yourself, your weight, not the cause.
Maybe social media is the cause,
But people are caught in its storm to realise how deadly it is.
People like the thrill,
They’ll never hear souls crying for help.
And that's when it all crumbles down,
Social media.
But it’ll pick right back up,
Trends after trends and more power after another.
One storm goes, another comes.
Likes, views, comments, engagement.
They’ll film people dying just for clout.
They won’t see the reality, though,
It’s distorted by countless filters and body-shaping tools.
You blame yourself,
You hate the person you are.
You forget that the little you would’ve been proud,,
Of where and how far you’ve come.
The people bully you.
You’re too thin, too flat, too fat, too curvy.
You need to be just right.
You smile too much, you smile too little,
C’mon! You barely have a love life.
Ugh! You’re a sult.
That’s the beauty of social media,
Only perfection exists,
Only perfect bodies,
Only perfect victims
and only the perfect beauty.
Your life is on the internet,
You can’t erase it,
Because social media is all about views,
All about being perfect,
All about drama and personal life.
The people love to hear it.
So,
Go! Go! Go!
Spill everything!
Only engagement matters,
Do not worry!
People will pick you apart,
But that's what makes you perfect.
All in the name of social media.
Maybe social media is the villain,
We’re too blind to see,
But how could we when blinds cover our eyes,
And siren sings in our ears?
It's never social media’s fault,
Or maybe it is.
It's great for entertainment and views, though.
So maybe I’ll post this.
Just for the likes.