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¶ … remark when passing a magazine on the stand called Teenage Glamour with a girl who barely had anything extra blossoming on her bosom area on the cover. And people wonder why children, especially girls, want to grow up so quickly? Is it any wonder? Next week, a new magazine is coming out called Baby Girl Glamour. "Wit's end," by Daisy Fried is about a father pained by the fact that his "baby" spends countless hours in the bathroom doing inane things like shaving her legs and applying tons of makeup. The poem clearly demonstrates both the success the cosmetic companies are having with their target audiences and how girls use makeup as a means to cut themselves off from their fathers and show who is boss.

The "beauty" (pun intended) of the poem "Wit's end" are the images that can be quickly visualized by anyone...

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Rarely used terms such as "pink meniscus," and "Glitter-white chevrons," and alliterations such as "lipstick leaking," and "clownface copied," and repetitions like "me mooning," and "me sighing" and then a combination of the two in "me incessantly hairbrushing, singing stupid" are a wonderful addition.
Now jump back in time (not too far back) and father is remembering his sweet little girl of 7 or 8 with the only red on her face being a blush or excitement. She throws her arms around his neck and says "I love you…

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