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“Ashley” is a short poem from Bo Burnham’s poetry book released in 2013, October 1st: “Egghead: Or You Can’t Survive on Ideas Alone”. The poem describes a young, stereotypical young girl named Ashley, who personifies a global community of teenage girls who obsess over their physical appearances due...
Little Ashley hung magazine spreads on her wall,
after picking the magazines out in the mall.
Models and actresses, singers and more,
with cleavage and makeup and glamour galore!
All her heroes were finally nearer.
Her whole room looked perfect — except for the mirror.
Ashley was written by Bo Burnham.
Bo Burnham released Ashley on Tue Oct 01 2013.