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Beauty

by LostInTime

Today in class The teacher asked a question What is beauty? While the others raised their hands Wanting to give an answer An answer that was far from honest But would please the teacher I ducked my head Hiding from the searching eyes I wasn't ready to show my vulnerability yet My name was called It echoed in the room Or was it my head Mirror, mirror, on the wall Am I supposed to be this tall? I don't know about that But I think I am fat One, two, three Is that a pimple I see? Beauty was not my life I was no Beauty More of a Beast Yet here I was I had to answer for the sweet girl Honesty is the best policy I opened my heart and poured it out I drowned in the feelings Beauty is our own perception It is in everything It just takes different eyes To see different types
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Sep 2, 2016
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