Thin-Fate

A model 'universe' vanity-mirror worth its weight in 'silvery' dodecahedrons, for fashion/capitalism/leviathan.

A model-world vignette. 

DISCLAIMER: This work of fiction offers no ties to any real-world figure or news-story and all images/references comprise a purely 'personal' expression for social theater (for 'open' views). 

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INTERVIEW: Your boss was something of a magazine-culture vanity prince.

MODEL: Had it all; I was a fine princess, just a tad too chunky compared.

INTERVIEW: That waif-omen cliche for the modeling-world.

MODEL: Damn (Facebook-like?).

INTERVIEW: You started-out as a media-magazine Barbie of sorts.

MODEL: Moved from the East; gained much prestige; just a tad chunky (too).
INTERVIEW: Then the waif enters, and the model's career shifts for bread.

MODEL: Sounds-dialysis for the Ego, friend...I was heart-broken.

INTERVIEW: Calendars are symbols, no?

MODEL: Thanx (Facebook-like).

INTERVIEW: This girl was quite the looker, but thinner.

MODEL: Thin-fate...capitalism's leviathan.

INTERVIEW: Well, seems this book concerns the word for diet.

MODEL: It's the age of super markets and Netgrocer...sounds-dialysis.

INTERVIEW: Resent the thinner...fan of Thinner (Stephen King)?

MODEL: Your 'wicked' age of images (dodecahedrons).

INTERVIEW: Fan of (Indian) luchi-bread thanksgiving-diner plate chat(s)?

MODEL: Surely (thanx).

INTERVIEW: Bread/fruit for leviathan, hon.

MODEL: There's always something to discovery's arms, friend.

INTERVIEW: What's the title of your novel concept?

MODEL: Award-for-Dartmouth (thanx).

INTERVIEW: God bless (and take care for bread/fruit!).

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)