Inner beauty
In the gaze of a woman, beauty does unfold,
Yet beyond the surface, a deeper story's told.
For beauty lies not in skin's hue or grace,
But in the depths of a passionate embrace.
In seamless efforts to aid the needy's plight,
To feed the hungry, and shelter from the night,
Beauty finds its home in acts of grace,
A love unselfish, a heart's steadfast embrace.
The color of skin, a mere fleeting hue,
But the beauty within, forever true.
For it resides in the depths of the soul,
A virtuous beacon, making hearts whole.
External beauty fades with passing years,
But inner beauty, through joy and tears,
Leaves its mark on hearts, an enduring trace,
A testament to love, in every embrace.
Let us cherish the beauty within,
A radiant light, where true love begins.
For it's the soul's reflection, pure and whole,
That binds us together, heart and soul.
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