I Am Beautiful
It seems I am beautiful
No, not seems! But I am really beautiful
The beauty in me is eternally in me
My essence from God is beauty
Who said you are not beautiful?
All the noticeable odds are inhibitions
They are negative attributes
They are accidentals
Though it has great influence on me
I can still recognize them.
These inhibitions only blur the beauty in me
It can’t overcome totally the light of beauty in me
Though this attributes are most recognized in me,
I should not be condemned by them.
For the beauty in me keeps fighting these inhibitions.
Why must anyone be classified by their inhibitions?
Why evaluate rather than educate one by mere attributes?
Why do I allow these inhibitions to take charge of my true self?
Why must I think that these acquired inhibitions are my true essence?
Why not stand to rule thy self?
Can these five ‘whys’ be questions of discovery?
Truly he says to me; you are beautiful.
No one can take the other’s beauty.
Tell thy self that; you are beautiful and on it conquer.
Make it radiate above all inhibitions and bless thy neighbor by it.
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