Beauty Comes From Within

Does upon this kingdom of wiseacres tribes
“Realize”
that bona fide beauty is adept its component of flesh
it is but beauty alone that occupies radiance
for itself only shall emit distinction
to play lark accurately from within
beauty is no less successor of serenity
as it to is flexibility of all sin
the mere flesh a skeleton shall bare
is to be inspired solely from the root,  emotions master 
of which the skeleton so rightly encloses
of the uttermost protected, vulnerability from human hand
the bearer of our fears
the ruler of our breath
its gentility creates sight into naivety
bequeathing each drawn day a reason for life
as is not to alls insight futuristically 
the exposed flesh may only breed conceit
of all superficial peepers
where else a glowing aura shall outshine when content
it may nor can survive justification
simply as an optical illusion
beauty is aglow burning within each individual
natural beauty is the efflorescence of interpretation 
Bona fide beauty may be felt
It is the diagram profoundly sketched
Within humanities heart!

JD
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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Dalby Avatar
June 10, 2009 at 2:02 PM
Thanks John, the words are truly taken to heart. JD
Rhinem Avatar
June 10, 2009 at 10:55 AM
Smile~Oh yes, these are the exceptional types of writes, which cause the reader to love the writer....Ones laced with intelligences, insights, philosophies and abilities, etc.~Smile, I would say that you scored dear gifted Julie with this reader, upon his first viewing of "Your" words and "Your" work~"Excellent Indeed"~"Much Warmth & Love To You & Your Loves, John!!":) Smile, Great Write! ~
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