She Says She's Not Beautiful
She says she's not beautiful, but she never saw herself
smiling when she does the things she love. The way her lips form a grin, the genuine
joy in her laughter, the flicker in her eyes when she's lost in her world of
creativity.
She says she's not beautiful, but she never witnessed the
sparkle in her eyes when she talks about her passions and dreams, the way how
her face lights up when she talks about her favorites.
She says she's not beautiful, but she doesn’t see herself
giggle when she plays with her dogs. The way her cheeks glow when she takes
care of them, and the way her face brightens up when she speaks how they made
her day. Oh, that image is one of my most favorite, favorite views in the
world.
She says she's not beautiful, but she overlooks the warmth
in her voice when she comforts a friend or shares laughter with loved ones.
She says she's not beautiful, but she never saw how she
stands, the way she presents herself, how she walks and speaks and interacts
with others around her.
She says she's not beautiful, but she never saw the little
crease in her forehead when she’s fighting fiercely for someone or something
she loves.
She says she's not beautiful, but she never saw the way her
mind works; she never realized that her brain is the most attractive thing
about her.
She says she's not beautiful, but she doesn't recognize the
way her presence brightens up a room, her energy, charisma, and the way she
effortlessly connects with others.
She says she's not beautiful, but she hasn't noticed the
countless little acts of selflessness and compassion that define her character,
her caring nature and the empathy she extends to those around her.
She says she's not beautiful, but she hasn't recognized the
strength in vulnerability, the way she opens her heart to others, sharing her
fears, dreams, and insecurities.
She says she's not beautiful, but she's yet to acknowledge
the countless lives she has touched, the smiles she has inspired, and the
positive impact she has left on the hearts of those who know her.
I guess, beauty isn't just skin deep; it's the glow of happiness
that surrounds her when she's being true to herself.
---Words from Someone Who Noticed Everything About Her
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