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You're Beautiful


Jumping for joy, spinning circles in the air; flying so high, I may never come back around. I’ve got the giddy laughter, now I’m going and playing with my hair, my cheeks burn hot with blush; I no longer can deny it, this brilliant display. My heart well now it’s skipping, going much faster than the average beat; my palms gradually get all sweaty, have never been quite as nervous. I fluff my hair in the mirror check my reflect for the hundredth time; I never realized how much I truly cared. Twirling around and around, is truly the only fun of wearing a dress. As I make my way down the stairs I know that all of it was worth it to see you smile and say “You’re beautiful.”
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samueltfranklin
The dynamic, motion-filled imagery used throughout this poem strongly conveys a sense of happiness and euphoria--I particularly like "Twirling around and around/ is truly the only fun of wearing a dress," as one can very easily picture the motion and the joy it conveys. I enjoyed reading it!

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