To Love One's Self
Tiny waists and big hips
Long hair, luscious lips
Big butts and bigger breasts
These are the things society loves best
To love one’s self is rather hard
These beauty standards cut like shards
Who we are is often unseen
By the ones who love us over under and in between
It’s now time to change these ways
And delete where these standards lay
Fat skinny black or white
We need to love ourselves in the dark and light
To look in the mirror and like what you see
Is like waves flowing in the sea
To Love one’s self is truly important
Your body is the paint and you are the portrait
Others speak words of changing
But that person who you are needs to keep remaining
There is beauty in even the smallest flower
So stand tall and be proud just like a sunflower
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