Beauty Poem by Jenny MORETTER

Beauty



I looked in the mirror afraid I might see
This ugly girl looking back at me
The tears started pouring from my eyes
All the pain I carry just dying inside
I wish I could look like somebody else
I have no one to blame but myself
I eat sometimes so much that it hurts
I need to throw up or I may just burst
I know what I'm doing is so very wrong
I want to be thin I want to belong
So many people judge on appearance alone
My beauty comes from within and remains unknown
Nobody stops and says you're pretty today
They look at the ground and walk away
I don't want a mean heart that holds a grudge
Do not laugh, point fingers or sit there and judge
Beauty is not measured by what size clothes you wear
Beauty is measured by the heart that cares.

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