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I don't need all those


I don't need all those flashing lights to make me look nice. I have a natural beauty that comes from the sun light. A filter does no justice, to a person who is born gorgeous. Any camera aimed at me is a Kodak momement. Hold the camera still, make sure it's focus, and I'll be on it. The bright lights, I'm not affraid of it. I'm already saying cheese, so just take the pic. If I'm made in God image, than I'm picture perfect. There's always a price on art, but mines priceless. There's only one of me, so that means greatness isn't duplicated, it's created. 

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