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In a world filled with standards and ideals, beauty has become more than just subjective. It has been shaped and influenced by what the media has deemed worthy of being called beautiful. This is a collection of poems written from a motherly point of view, offering gentle reminders about beauty, self-worth, and acceptance. For beauty is truly in the eye of the beholder. But perhaps beauty is not simply what we see. It isn't purely physical or tangible. It can be found in the kindness we show, the love we give, the strength we carry, and the person we choose to become. These poems are a reminder that you don't have to fit the world's definition of beautiful to be beautiful. ❤️
Look upon me, my dear child,
upon my shiny face.
Tell me what you see right now.
Don’t leave me out of place.
Don’t belittle what you see
upon the glass that is me.
Don’t say such things that break your dreams.
Don’t say that you’re ugly.
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