What they say isn’t true.
You don’t need to love yourself
Before someone can love you.
All the things about you that you hate
Your quirks, your fears,
Your hair, or your ears
Someone will love
And find really great.
Sometimes it takes acceptance
from someone else
To accept our flaws
And love our self.
My entry for MeMee’s poetry party!
LOVE IT !! :’)
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Thanks!!
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Reblogged this on adeyemialldays's Blog.
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Beautifully expressed
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Thank you 🙂
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Breathtaking
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Thanks! 🙂
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Reblogged this on sadiebadue's Blog.
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Hi Blair,
So glad you’ve joined my party and submitted your poem to the #howdoilovetheepoetryparty on I really love the direction your poem came from… very unexpected and very reassuring 🙂 That has been the most exciting part for me, reading everyone’s expressions of love and seeing the unique perspective each writer is taking with the challenge. Good luck!
I hope you’ll join #memeespoetryparties for next month’s theme!
I’ve tweeted about your submission! Tweet! Tweet!
☀ Memee
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Thank you! And it really is interesting to see how different people approach the same topic so diversely.
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Hey Blair, Memee again,
I just wanted to let you know that voting has begun so go ahead and encourage people to swing by, read the poems and vote on the heart (upon the thumbnail) for their favorite entrant!
here’s the shortcut link:
http://new.inlinkz.com/luwpview.php?id=495140
Good luck!
Hope you’ll join again next month!
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I don’t necessarily agree with the message in this poem but I think the work is well written. It has beautiful flow and rhythm. Great job!
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Thanks!
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Me too! I still believe a person needs to love himself/herself first. Otherwise if the person leaves, you’ll lose your ground for accepting yourself. But what you said in the poem is also true that a person can love you inspite of your flaws. 🙂 short but meaty piece here. 🙂
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This is speaking more on a personal level because I never really saw much in myself until my fiance showed it to me. I never believed that anyone would ever want to be with me because of my self-image problem and he’s helped me through a lot of that. But I agree with what you’re saying, it’s true that losing the person creates the possibility of losing your love for yourself as well.
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Unless he’s showed you so well and taught you perfectly what’s there to live about you enough that not even him can take that away. 🙂 and i feel that’s the case. Hey, if I’m right, he’s a real keeper! 🙂
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🙂
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