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Blond and Beautiful

She's so thin.

She's so nice.

She could really light up a room with that grin.

Her blue eyes sparkle when she cries.

Her hair is like silk,

woven,

from a spider of golden.

And her skin is soft and pure like milk.

I'm not jealous.

Far from it, actually.

I have no reason to be.

I'm thin.

I'm nice.

My laugh can fill a room, it's so loud,

and I'm not afraid to fight.

My hair is red and gold and brown.

She's blond and beautiful.

That's just who she is.

So I shouldn't be jealous.

And I'm not.

It's just, I'm surrounded by blond and beautiful,

the brunette feels out of place.

When those Blond and Beautiful shine so bright,

It hurts my eyes and I hide my face.

I'm the odd man out.

But that's okay.

Cause I'm Brunette and Beautiful,

Or so I assume.

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Jun 17, 2013
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