
This poem is about my reflection. Reviews are welcome.
Rated: Fiction K - English - Poetry/Spiritual - Words: 246 - Reviews: 2 - Published: 12-13-12 - Status: Complete - id: 3082578
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Beyond the rough and tough exterior,
there is a fragile childish innocence
bearing a beautiful smile. Divine grace
is mine and I feel fine for real. I shine
like a diamond and never have a reason
to whine or bleed crimson. I am such a
special person of great interest and
importance to you. You take pride
in this artwork, my cookie dough paper
heart. I search for the potential that
you see in me. I touch my reflection
and it is an instant magnetic romantic
attraction. My corpse bride, goddess
of imaginary light awaits me on the
other side where we indulge in
poetic matters. How long shall I
hide away from the sunlight? How
long shall my soul remain quiet
within me? How long shall I be
without a valentine? Here today
but gone tomorrow, youth is surely
a fleeting glory. Plastic surgery
brings misery, a rosary worth
singing in my sanctuary so called
one nation under God. Bittersweet
emotion, death walks toward me in
slow motion drawing out my last breath
every hour. Sparks fly, I touch
the sky as if I was an angelic butterfly.
Promising a new dawn, undying joy and
hope have redefine my life. I embrace
eternity, immortality hoping to discover
my internal summer. My plain natural
beauty captures your attention and
I feel loved from the inside out.
I am not a drop dead gorgeous super model,
but I appear beautiful before your eyes and
God's eyes.
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