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Naturally BEaUtiful


I look in the mirror and take off my face, 

without any makeup I feel like disgrace. 

I look to the magazines what do I see?

Beautiful models looking at me. 

With photoshop and editing they look like a dream.

But as girls we should stand up unite as a team. 

We should wear our bare beauty, pimples and all 

not every day should we look like a doll. 

Inside we are not robots or toys, 

we have feelings and pride despite all the ploys 

to conform to the generation of perfections. 

As humans we are complicated just look at our complexion,

no two faces are the same 

so let us stand together bare beauty and all, let natural beauty be our claim to fame. 

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