Acceptance Self Poems
These Acceptance Self poems are examples of Self poems about Acceptance. These are the best examples of Self Acceptance poems written by international poets.
My soul was killing my flaws
I look at my soul killing its flaws. I appreciate it and let it do so. But when I came back to earth to show
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self, deep, desire, imagery, imagination,
The poems I should've never had to write
The poems that weep with grief
The one that bleeds a sadness unnoticed
The ones that grieve the erasure of colour
I wish I didn't have
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self, discrimination, grief, poems, poetry,
A black girls stance on self love
A black girls stance on self love
Is one not often understood
One that take years of healing
One that understands the process of feeling
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self, discrimination, joy, mirror, prejudice,
Her journey to self love
She sat in front of her vanity mirror
Her reflection felt unfamiliar
The girl in it didn't look how she pictured
She felt like a
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self, appreciation, beautiful, beauty, discrimination,
Control
Her soul was starved of acceptance
An aching hunger wanting to be fed
Her body weak
Not from the lack of food
But for the lack of
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self, discrimination, mental health, prejudice,
She wore the wrong thing that day
That day she decided to speak
For too long they had called her meek
She woke up early
Decided she'd wear something that would compliment her curvy
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self, growth, inspirational, inspirational love,
The Person I've Become
Mirror, mirror on the wall,
tell me the truth, tell me all.
The passing of youth,
and of dreams young.
Reverence for the truth,
songs
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age, introspection, self, vanity,
self-directed
I’m new to ‘self directed study,’ it’s a construction I’ve never known. It’s kind of a faustian bargain that resembles another self-paced activity—treading water. The
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self, education, humor, music, school,
The little girl at the muesum
Museums
A place full of stories
Of art
Not just in the paintings
But in the people too
A little black girl walking hand in hand with her mother
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self, childhood, daughter, innocence, mother,
The Prismatic Self
"A silenced tongue weighs heavy against the soul," quote by poet.
I sit amongst a single light,
light illuminating a hand-built oaken desk,
desk with pictures
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self, angst, deep, emotions, gothic,
The Prismatic Self
I am a dare-dreamer, a mask wearer
a soul bare-r (but not always my own); a word-weaver.
I pull at thoughts like strings. Strings of cobwebs
and
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self, art, conflict, identity, inspiration,
Opera for Feminine Otherness
Demigirl Definition
A space between
Androgyny and conventional binaries of female identity
A gender not recognized by mainstream policies
And subjected to the far corners of the Q+ community
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self, identity, spoken word,
Living in my truth
living in my truth without hesitation or regret
dispelling lies and betrayal that I surely outwit
living in my truth without malice revenge or hate
forgiving all of
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self, freedom, how i feel,
What Remains, I Love
I learned to whisper to myself
when the world crumbled,
when silence stretched its wings,
wrapping me in a tender nothing
that felt too much like being forgotten.
I once
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self, appreciation, beautiful, love,
The Hearts Flame
allow self love
be the flame
that light the
wick within
allow true love
be the energy
to keep the spark
so flame stay lit
accept your true self
for the protection
of
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heart, love, self, true