Beautiful People
From left to right,
I see nothing but beautiful people in my sight
From the swing of their hips
And the curve of their lips
And every shade between dark and light
Each individual their own shade of unique
And nothing that they dont possess do they ever seek
Because they are their own carving of decadence and eloquence
And every beauty mark, freckle, or mole makes every bit of sense
Im speaking of beings that walk their own walk and talk their own talk
That can either be as short as a bean or as tall as the stalk
And every which way they glow of radience
And voices from near and far have their own melodic cadence
I stare in awe because this is you and I
I mean can you ever say you've seen something any more perfect pass you by?
Something more intricate than the human makeup itself
And I don't mean the generics you'll find high upon the shelf
So look to your left and look to your right
I promise you'll see nothing but beautiful people in your sight
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