BEAUTY
Not all that shines is gold;
Not all that fights are bold;
But the originality lies in the code;
The code in which we load.
Beauty isn't about what we see;
Its about what we feel;
But the earnest lies on the seed;
The seed in which determines the lead.
Like a star, you shine;
Like the royalties, you dine;
The force of your image in lines;
The lines which determine my fines.
Looking at you makes me high;
Thinking of you makes me lite;
But talking to you is always tight;
So tight that I had to sign.
I signed for your beauty;
Signed for your courtesy;
Even though I'm empty;
I'll do what it takes to have your majesty.
You're beautiful;
You're colourful;
You're powerful;
And even purposeful.
You're more than just an ordinary beauty;
You're my epitome of beauty;
And on this reason I base my loyalty;
To show the world that your beauty is mighty.
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