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Teenage Beauty


True beauty is hard to find When we refuse to read between between the lines Smoked eyes and cracked mirrors We often are deceived We do not know what true beauty is Is it truly captured by the beholder? Or it something like a painting? Constantly seeking views & opinions Who am I to judge When its clear that i'm not an artist And therefore I cannot Create Or take away from someone’s beauty All I can do Is step back And Embrace a Teenage Beauty.
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