Flawless
"flawless"
--we roll our eyes at the word
its implications
its possibility to make us seem pretentious
"flawless"
--most would not describe themselves as such
for they do not want to say they're perfect
not a perfect body, not a perfect personality, not perfect
"flawless"
--I do not think of it as perfection
several aspects of my life are flawless
the aching in my throat as I gasp for air from laughter
the burning in my thighs after hiking on a cold day
the tightness in my arms after hugging a friend tightly
"flawless"
--in its most literal sense, describes these moments
for they are free of flaws
I cannot find a single flaw within the times that I have felt
the happiest
the strongest
the most loved
the most flawless.
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