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True Beauty


Beauty only Gods will ever know 
Rivaling even the perfect concrete rose
Flawlessly sculpted 
Precious in entirety
From the gold in your skin
To the diamonds in your eyes
To the platinum of your spirit
To the pearls in your smile
Taken whole true beauty is attained in you

Beauty infinite
An unyielding beacon of light
Into men’s hearts
Permeating the very spirit
Marks left unmoved 
Until we part from the Earth
With our final Goodbyes
Bringing premonitions of eternal peace
And visions of futures lain with promise

True Beauty
A single stone in the world’s existence
But a mountain in mine
Beautiful mind, body, heart, and soul
Made in a million 
Yet blessed beyond man’s understanding
Blessed to be perfection’s goal
With the power to make a bastard boys kings 
And to free the world of its faulted design
Passionate as everlasting love
And sweet as a first love’s kiss
Beautiful you are
And forever shall be

Beyond gorgeous
Both within and without

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