Never Theirs
Bodies are not meant to be measured
They are not meant to be squeezed into too skinny jeans
Or hidden in shame under clothing you don't even like
Your body is your own
Your own planet
Own kingdom
Simply your own
Hatiing it is an instinct
In a world where physical beauty matters most
But you don't have to have a certain number on a scale to be beautiful
You are beautiful
For the way you light up a room
For the way you make people feel
With the worlds you let spill onto pages in masses
With the art you create with your hands
On canvases
On bodies
For the way your mind runs at the speed at light with thoughts, with curiousity, with passion
You
are a chaotic beauty
A reckless innovation
You will never be the store bought item of society's selection
Never let them take you
Wrap you in lace
Sit you on a shelf
And call that beauty
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