a poem written my a millennial describing the obsession with aesthetics in todays society. |
This aesthetic pleases me little do you know it diseases me I have fairy light rashes all over and polaroid scars from where my acrylic nails itch too hard "the doctor will see you now" I describe my symptoms and she sighs just another visually obsessed millennial child she must see so many hipster wannabes who sit across from her in their dungarees, sweating glitter describing their debilitating disease the quotes about freedom suffocating their bedroom walls wont let them be free and then there's me find joy in renovating, decorating, regurgitating images from pinterest. and when I sit in that space I find little piece of mind knowing the creativity splattered here is mostly from other peoples minds I take endless pictures so people know and feel a nauseatingly luminous glow when people say its 'cool' and that they’re jealous I guess thats all anyone wants, for other people to desire what they have and I can't see if that makes me bad because my urban outfitters beanie that modestly shouts 'i'm so fab' is pulled too far over my eyes. Aesthetics will sooth temporarily but a firework seen from too close can make us all a little blind. |