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My Heart


Everyone can be flawless if you really look

Forget about what you read in magazines and books

A kind heart has no flaws 

I'm flawless, but looks are not the cause

Tanner skin and thicker hair

That is my wish, but should I really care?

Skinnier legs and smaller eyes

Why should I be concerned about size?

The prettiest girls are the happiest girls

The ones who do not feel satisfaction only when wearing pearls

I care about others and show my love

And always remember to look up to the man above

 I am caring, kind, and happy

This comes from the heart

I am flawless

 

 

 

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