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Beautiful


You say don't judge me by my look

I didn't until i liked your personality

I then like your energy

Then your hair as it changes color in the sun

As its silky lengthy strands are lit up by the arrays

I fell for your laugh and all the cute jokes

You made

Your smile

Oh that smile

Baby your beautiful

You say don't judge me by the way you look but baby your beautiful

I liked your being before i noticed how beautiful you are

Is not in any disrespect

I like the way flick your hair as we talk

I like the way you seduce me with your eyes without knowing

Don't you not see your own beauty

If not I'll remind you daily baby

It's not that i look at you in a perverted way

I am fascinated that someone took the time to create such a masterpiece

Brain brawns and beauty

Baby you have it all

I'm not judging your body to get into you

I'm judging to let you know

There's times it seems you don't see your capacity

There's times you are blind to your flawlessness and that's your flaw

I'm just letting you know that your beautiful and it's not to disrespect you

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Grant-Grey Porter Hawk Guda
<p>Powerful expression. Always let poetry fill your life.&nbsp;</p>

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