what makes you flawless
if your hair is long,
thick, and your roots show themselves,
calling attention
if your eyesight is
terrible, making you hide
behind thick lenses
if you’re angry and
frustrated with yourself and
your snap decisions
if freckles mark your
face, body and soul, like how
stars paint outer space
if the bags under
your eyes cannot be covered
by your concealer
if the clothes you wear
have holes, rips or tears in them
small windows of flesh
if your nails are short
and stubby from years of you
anxiously biting
if your mind is plagued
with volatile thinking
never giving peace
if your grades make you
cringe and shudder, your parents
look disappointed
if your thighs are thick
your stomach protruding out
clothes feeling tighter
if your chest is as
flat as a plateau in the
Sahara desert
if your voice is high
like a little girl's, piercing
through endless silence
if you have acne
riddling your cheeks and chin
with red bumps and spots
if you hate yourself
and everything that makes you
who you are today
just remember that
having flaws is what makes you
so very flawless
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