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I Am The Freckle Face Girl


I Am The Freckled Face Girl

 

All they can see is a freckled face girl.

They say my face could be prettier if it looks as fine as a pearl

and with rosy red lips they also added

and hair that's not in a twirl.

 

They don't like my chinky eyes

and my body is too big from eating too much pies.

“You're too FAT” they say.

But I believe that's all lies.

 

It doesn't matter what they saw.

I'll show them all my flaws.

Freckle face, chinky eyes, and a fat body this is what makes me flawless

I'll make sure they stand in awe.

 

By Sala Heu

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AnnaHeu
<h2><span style="font-size:16px;">AWESOME POEMMMMMMM!</span></h2>

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