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Becoming Flawless


She is irritable and quick tempered                              

-Yet her driven personality makes her purposeful and productive

She is also quickly distracted                                        

-She has learned to stop looking left & right for answers but to trust in a God  who loves her for all her failures, troubles and mistakes                 

She's cared for society's approval                                  

-She walks with confidence and the way she carries herself is beautiful

She's had failure after failure                                        

-Every judgement pushes her to grow mentally and physically  

She's had mistake after mistake                                    

- So hopeful and driven to believe that giving up is the last option

-Her resiliance has her standing out amongst the crowd

She was once broken                                                    

-But only to be made stronger

She's the one who hit rock bottom                                      

She was the one crying her eyes out                

She was the one obsessed

-To the girl managing her time wisely

She's not so family oriented                                          

-Maybe she's still getting her priorities straight

She's had trials and tribulations                                    

-That made her stronger

                                  How does one become flawless? They must get rid of all their flaws. Anyone can look flawless. Anyone can act like they are perfect. But it is the process of becoming flawless that goes unnoticed. How does one become flawless? They must embrace their flaws.    

                                                    

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