Each hair I pluck off my body,
baring
a little more of my skin,
airing
my insecurities.
Each hair I lose,
hiding my flaws.
abiding by
unwritten laws
of the society.
A small part of me
that's dead
that they'll
never know, buried
in my subconscious.
They only want to see
the shiny, the soft,
and I surrender
hands aloft,
just glad to be seen at all.