What if my worth wasn't in their eyes,
But in the way I rise after every fall?
Not the praise I'm given,
But the silence I survive.
What if beauty wasn't the mirror's whisper,
But the way I speak gently to my scars?
The way my laughter dares to bloom,
Even when the soil is cracked.
What if I stopped waiting — for love, for permission,
for rescue?
And instead, lit the torch within my chest,
Carved light into my own shadows.
Named every broken piece — Sacred.
What if my stories didn't begin with being chosen
by someone else ——
But with me choosing myself.
fully, fiercely, finally.
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Maybe I am not the heroine they expected —
But I'm the miracle they could never write.
Made of soft rage and quiet rebellion,
of unfinished poems and stardust dreams.
So today, I pick up the pen.
No edits.
No apologies.
And begin the chapter
where I fall in love —
with me.
Because maybe ——
just may be ----
I am the most beautiful story
I'll ever tell.
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Author:
MuSa (Pseudonym) (
Offline) - Published: June 30th, 2026 11:56
- Comment from author about the poem: Hey guys I'm back with the Part 2 of my previous poem "THE FIRST GLIMPSE OF SELF LOVE"........
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Comments1
A poem that at first glance speaks of arrogance then recognition and finally of truth for we are all the most beautiful story that we will ever tell. Very nicely written
I'm happy that you liked it 😌
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