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True Beauty


 

Beauty (noun)

The qualities that gives pleasure to the senses 

The make-up that takes up all our expenses 

Beauty (noun) 

An outstanding example of its kind 

How we look is constantly on my mind 

Beauty (noun) 

A very attractive or seductive looking women 

But what then? 

What defines our beauty? 

Our hair? Our clothes? Our skin? 

Will we ever win? 

We're told 

Your too tall, we can't use you at all 

Your too short, that's out report 

Your too fat, and that's that

Your too skinny, move on Miss Mini

But your beauty is way more then this 

Allow me to fill you with bliss 

You are beautiful in God's eyes

Don't be fooled by the unwise 

The Father makes no mistakes

So let go of all your aches 

You're a daughter of Christ 

Not to be bought at any price 

So stop showing so much skin!

And let your beauty come from within!

 

 

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