Reflecting outer appearance
Leads to internal interference
When eyes are laid upon
All the scars and flaws
It’s hard to unsee
No longer free
From the social stigma
Of being a physical enigma
Straying from the beauty standards
No longer just a bystander
Riddled with insults
That only result
In further pain
That’s hard to tame
So when the ball starts rolling
And there’s no controlling
The comments and slurs
Do not be disturbed
Beauty is more than looks
It stems from those little nooks
Buried deep in your personality
Not based on superficialities
Take a look in the mirror
And it will be clear
That you are more than beautiful.
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