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Oct 2013
She stepped out of the shower,
an image in the mirror blurred by fog,
after she wiped it clean,
this is what she saw..

A girl, locks of ivory, cascading down over her shoulders.
A summer shroud, each tendril of inky hair was.

A set of green eyes, shimmering with hope,
these very eyes peering into a mirror's soul.

Her nose, softly sloping like a fresh snow on a hill,
perfectly shaped, something she could be proud of.

Her lips, gentle and ruby with heat,
luscious and forbidden to others.

Her shoulders, dipping into a gentle dance,
of her arms, long and perfectly slender.

Her chest with teenage spirit bursting seamlessly,
falling into a shaped stomach of soft curves.

Her legs, tall and elegant with grace,
resting into feet, too big for her body perhaps.

She looked in the mirror,
seeing a girl made of only perfection.
And this is when she came to realise,
the girl was her.
The mirror does not say who you are, you do.
Ashley Sowerby
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Ashley Sowerby  Indiana
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