Glow-Up Season: Don’t Let Your Beauty Ghost You (Revisionist Shakespeare – Sonnet 6 for Gen Z)

Then let not winter’s brutal hands erase
The summer glow you’re clearly meant to keep;
Make your hotness pay rent in someone else’s face,
Before time starts acting petty and deep.

For why leave that fire just sitting there,
When your own shine could level up the game?
Make more of that slay, make it everywhere,
So you do not get robbed by time’s lame shame.

Nature gave you the vibe, but only on loan,
And when she calls it in, that bill comes fast;
So plant your brilliance, make it fully known,
Before your peak gets slashed and made to pass.

Be not self-roasted by refusing to grow—
Give your light more lives, and watch it glow.