We Are the Real Deal
We Are the Real Deal
I am not perfect
Really, who in the world is?
The photoshopped girls
In teen magazines?
Their thigh gaps and twelve inch waists
Just fake perfection.
I am the real deal.
Dark or light-haired, young or old,
Thin or overweight,
All scream perfection.
Beauty cannot be measured
In inches or pounds.
But what is inside
Truly makes a girl special.
And the little things
That shine out of us;
A sense of humor, sweet eyes,
Cute feet or nice hair,
Personalities.
There is something different
In every girl
That makes her perfect.
All women are beautiful;
We are the real deal.
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