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The Girl with a Kindred Face
She views her reflection in the front store window
Poking at her kindred face
She squints with disgust at her features
Not admiring all of her grace
That bent nose, she wishes would go away
Was built by her ancestors as if with clay
So carefully sculpted, a many days ago
I wish that she would only know
Poking at her kindred face
Wishing it would go away
Wanting to be,
the belle of the ball
I see her touch those marks and scars
She fears what other people think
but they remind me of the lovely stars
I see a woman lovely is she
Her features framing that person she’ll be
Wishing she could smile with glee, and notice
She is lovely as a person can be

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Insecurities can get the best of us sometimes and I wish that everyone one day realizes they're beautful in their own way