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You can see the shape of branches
Cut into the lines worn on faces
You can see the color of leaves
Bloom in the shades worn on skin
~
You can see the naked limbs of a tree
If you look at the winter winds blowing
Through the depths held in eyes
You can see the light of a spring leaf
If you look at the warmth glowing
In the shine of a smile
~
You can see what they call pretty
With just a fleeting glimpse
You can see what this world calls ugly
With just a passing glance
~
But, if you're looking to see
Real beauty
You'll have to look below
The surface
To see the roots
That formed the tree
About the Creator
The Invisible Writer
Life goals - vacation always- work never
Creator of unreadable stories
Writer of bad poetry



Comments (6)
So very true, to find real beauty, look deep beneath the outer layer. Love this poem a lot.
Fantabulous work TIW! I 💜 the message!
loved this!
Yes, that's so true. Loved your poem!
I love this! Such a gorgeous reminder that beauty comes from a deeper place :-)
You created some great imagery!