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Self-Love

No longer mute & I sing along

By Bishnu Kumar Published 3 years ago • 1 min read
 Self-Love
Photo by De'Andre Bush on Unsplash

Not petals soft, but scars that gleam,

A tapestry of battles won,

Not fragile glass, but tempered steel,

My heart, a journey's begun.

No porcelain doll, but weathered oak,

Roots deep, against the storm I stand,

No borrowed worth, but soul awoke,

A treasure held within my hand.

Flawed brushstrokes paint a vibrant hue,

Cracks of light ignite the shade,

No longer masked, I bloom anew,

In imperfections, beauty's made.

No symphony, but a discordant song,

My voice, though shaky, starts to rise,

No longer mute, I sing along,

In messy notes, my spirit flies.

Self-love, a journey, not a prize,

Embrace the dark, the scars, the light,

Unfurl your wings, and touch the skies,

You are enough, just shine your light.

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Bishnu Kumar

Passionate writer weaving poetry and fiction into captivating tales. Exploring emotions, imagination, and storytelling on Vocal Media. Join me on this literary journey of words and creativity!

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    Written by Bishnu Kumar