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Look on the Coffee Table
by Phyllis Jean Green → (All Poetry by Phyllis Jean Green)
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...try to make the next one an upper.......................promise....



                  Look on the Coffee Table


COVER/(slick) >  Star thrusts non-existent belly

Page #1 >      devil’s food cake, iced

Page #2 >      cream supposed to hide wrinkles   (small  jar,
                                                                (big price)


Page #4 >      artist’s rendering of pizza


Contents >     Gossip, War, Gossip, Accident, Bony Star, 
                      Bony Star, Murder, Anorexia vs. Bulemia, 
                      Rape, Congressman, Evening Gowns, Death

Page #8 >      bra and panties, size 4

Page #12 >    woman struts skin & bones following suction

Face Page >    steak, corn, salad, muffin  (w/butter) 
                                 (dessert to one side)

Page #19 >     6'  l20-lb  model in thong & little else

Page #20 >     M&M-dotted  yogurt

Page #21 >     befores-and-afters of 6 women & 2 men
                           in recovery from bulemia.

Page #35 >     what wine goes with which

Page #42 >     child dies of starvation (age can’t be told) 

BACK        >     Lose in no Time, No Effedra, 1-800-555-

 

(c) Phyllis Jean Green, 2004

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 Reviews of "Look on the Coffee Table"
Reviewed by Dawn Richerson
Reviewed on October 16, 2004
they couldn't squeeze me in that mold if they tried - in more ways than one :) what an excellent write with original approach!

Reviewed by Daniel McTaggart
Reviewed on October 16, 2004
Very interesting form here. I believe this will inspire me to write something like it if not anyone else.

Reviewed on October 16, 2004
(((phyllis)))

girl, i'm fixing to get on my soapbox--hold on--you opened up something in me and i'm gonna holler

not at you--at the media

the media has been stuffing our throats with blood and gore and negativity and their idea of perfection--and i don't buy into it any more. i love me for me. a former neighbor wasn't satisfied with her appearance--52 years old, had spent her youth working in the sun, had wrinkles--she thought she was ugly. i thought she was beautiful, inside and out...she had plastic surgery. the result? she was in extreme pain and her face was literally BURNED from the chemical peal. she started to heal from that, and had her scheduled knee replacement...she had developed an infection from the plastic surgery, didn't know it...they proceeded with the knee replacement anyway...and she died. 52 freaking years old. what did the face lift get her? six feet under and a whole lot of people who miss her terribly. :(

if God wants me to have grey hair and wrinkles, I'LL TAKE EM

hard hitting, necessary write--SHOUT IT FROM THE ROOFTOPS! we are sick of trying to live up to an impossible image and we ain't gonna take it anymore!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(((HUGS))) and love, karla. :(

thank you for allowing me to rant--you've got the floor again :)

Reviewed by Carmen Ruggero
Reviewed on October 16, 2004
The media's been selling women a bill of goods for years. Unfortunately, some took the bait. This is not only a job well done, Phyllis, it is responsible, as well!

Carmen :-)

Reviewed on October 16, 2004
this is why i don't read the gossip mags or watch the news, especially the celebs. all they do is flaunt their wealth or their skinny bodies; it's sickening! great write, pea!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in tx., karen lynn. :(

rant on, baby gurl; it'll do ya good!

Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on October 16, 2004
At work I see many of these kinds of media that people buy all the time. Its no wonder people cannot feel the changes! Close the magazines, turn off the Television :-) Great write.


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