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Beauty cannot be measured,
Nor can it possibly be the only thing that matters,
But perception is reality,
And what the human mind believes instantly morphs into truth,
I am a slave to its tyranny,
I am no princess by blood,
I am all I am,
A pauper buried in the snow,
Snow that is so perfect and fine,
Snow that if tainted is no longer beautiful and white,
Like many girls,
I embroider my body,
I adorn myself with jewelry,
And paint myself with make up in hope that someone,
Anyone out there may think that I am beautiful,
For the world knows that princes care nothing for the paupers,
Only princesses do they adore,
So when I take off my make up and leave my tresses uncombed,
You no longer have the snow,
But now you are looking at the grass after a storm,
Bare,
with colors in its natural state,
I am me,
I am me with no filter.
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