Learning to Love the Girl in the MirrorA Poem by Sarah FlaniganWhen I look in the mirror, I don't see the same person I saw two years ago. Then, I looked in the mirror and I saw flaws. I saw a fat stomach. I saw gross, frizzy hair. I saw a too-big nose. I saw too-small b***s. I saw thunder thighs and bingo wings. I saw a mistake. But now, I stand in front of the mirror that I used to loathe and I see a beautiful human being. I see strikingly blue eyes. I see scars that tell a story that I am no longer ashamed of. I see freckles like dots of happiness scattered across my face. I see long, beautifully wild hair. I see someone who has gone through and survived a lot in 19 years. I see a beautiful, strong young woman who can do anything she sets her mind to.
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2 Reviews Added on May 30, 2015 Last Updated on May 30, 2015 AuthorSarah FlaniganTNAboutI'm an introverted bookworm. I tend to spend my days drinking far too much coffee and playing my ukulele too loudly. Life is strange and surreal, but also beautiful somehow. more..Writing
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