I have never been beautiful
Not in a typical sense
Not in the manufactured sense
You’ll never see makeup
Redefining my features
My pallor, is almost shocking
The sun does not touch
The ghost of my skin
I don’t even burn usually
There’s a possibility that I am so fair
I reflect the sun rays back
Like a mirror
I have freckles dusted lightly
I used to hate them
Now I no longer see them
My hair is every shade of autumn
The brown of drying leaves
The red and golds of change
I am proud to say I don’t have any grey
But the sun once turned it hot pink
Its thick and coarse
Completely impossible
Like the wool on a sheep
Long and in deep waves
That cannot be straitened
My eyelashes are the same colors
Frighteningly long
So I never wear massacre
Because it makes me look like a doll
My eyes are every color of the sea
Blues, greys, greens
And a ring of gold in the center
Like a tiny sun
Everything about the way I look
Is vaguely confused
Like it just couldn’t decide
Which color and so it embraced them all
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I am small, not tiny
I have breasts and enough of an ass
But no hips at all
My weight is mostly sequestered
In muscular legs
Calves are gigantic
I have had a child
So I bare the scars of a mother
Their not beautiful but their mine
And hers, our sacred bond
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I have an oddly angular face
Since I am Cherokee on one-side
I have high-cheekbones
And a narrow forehead
With lines around my eyes
From the upward pressure
My nose hooks just a little
I have a witches chin
And a tiny mouth
With a peculiar fanged smile
That scrunches up my nose
Some people say I look like a lion
My husband says I am squirrel
Because of the way I nibble
Protectively at my food
I am not beautiful
Or ordinary
I am me
It took me a long time
To understand that
That’s enough
Sometimes though
I still don’t
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(I just thought it would be nice to show appreciation for your unique beauty, I’d love to hear other’s descriptions of themselves =))