Beauty Beyond Size Poem by NURUL NADHIRAH ABDUL HALIM

Beauty Beyond Size



Huggable, lovable, kissable,
Things were beautiful back in the days,
Chubby children are sweethearts,
I was loved and praised for being who I am, thick...
But as I grow up, people being mean to me
Throwing hurtful judgments and I'm smitten,
I've changed,
I carve hatred upon myself,
I yearn for beauty and acceptance.

They start to tell me everything is wrong,
People start to tell me,
Skinny is beautiful,
They say I need to eat less, little and nought
Burn fat, exercise till I drop,
For they don't know the battleship I'm in
Those insecurities are killing me inside
I wish I weigh nothing at all

Too often I don't realize,
The destructive yell of
Criticism leave me in despair and take
The smile off from my face,
Just so you know
I may not be size 2,
But I embrace the curve and
I will never yield to people's perception
Of beauty
As beauty beyond size

Sunday, December 11, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: beauty
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is about society's perception of beauty.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kim Barney 11 December 2016

Size isn't everything. I'm glad you see beauty in yourself. Everybody should. This is your first poem posted on this website. Welcome to Poem Hunter!

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