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The Glow Now


I feel so much better Better than before, The hate I endured Surely had no cure, The way I looked The way I spoke, No one knows The pain I took, Amongst other things A financial burden, Despite other lies, Everyday watered eyes, I tried and I tried Until trying was no more, Living day to day Looking for my Shemar Moore, My looks was hideous Well that's what I thought, Being told countless of times Your looks should be bought, Growing older I understand now Beauty is only skin deep, Only I can recognize The beauty that's outside While others can only visualize The beauty that's inside, I have learned to love me And that's all I need, Seek validation For what I'm grown now, Beauty is ever-changing Consider this the Glow now.
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