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I am a girl, A top model girl. The kind you should see in movies, the kind that coax your smile with their hearts. Strong hips guide my strut, swaying [there is power here] into drifting eyes. Large feet stamp my impression in the ground, saying [I am here. Look at me.] My hands were not built for the piano; rather I was formed to hold the sun in my palms. A nose too shapely to be a Greek statue stands proud, a lodestone that breathes in [you are your own]. Eyes carved but not taught to sit still turn me from a pretty picture to an adventure. The hair on my body doesn’t grow over my scars but they form their own art of doggedness. And when I smile my knife of a smile that can break or make with a single glance, my skin shines bright in the sun that I’ve caught in my grasp, and I am so beautiful, I am everything I ever wanted to be: my own hero, something every top model girl, every girl in the world, should be.
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Dec 22, 2017
Dec 22, 2017 at 3:05 AM UTC
This Girl is the World
I am a girl, A top model girl. The kind you should see in movies, the kind that coax your smile with their hearts. Strong hips guide my strut, swaying [there is power here] into drifting eyes. Large feet stamp my impression in the ground, saying [I am here. Look at me.] My hands were not built for the piano; rather I was formed to hold the sun in my palms. A nose too shapely to be a Greek statue stands proud, a lodestone that breathes in [you are your own]. Eyes carved but not taught to sit still turn me from a pretty picture to an adventure. The hair on my body doesn’t grow over my scars but they form their own art of doggedness. And when I smile my knife of a smile that can break or make with a single glance, my skin shines bright in the sun that I’ve caught in my grasp, and I am so beautiful, I am everything I ever wanted to be: my own hero, something every top model girl, every girl in the world, should be.
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23/Trans Male/CA
Dec 22, 2017
Dec 22, 2017 at 3:05 AM UTC
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