BeautyA Poem by Bridget Murphy
If beauty were measured
By looks and gold, And liers of wishless words, Then this poem could not be told. For beauty is a deceiver, A deceiver of wishes, It's the devil's believer In evil kisses. Beauty is for those Who are not chained By it's woes And through it's evil, tamed; But by goodness and death And God's final call They turn and cometh, To the angel's dancing ball. And when beauty dies, And leaves the world With endless sighs While the golden dancers twirl; There shall be peace, But for those who lied, They shall not cease, To hate the beauty in the sky.
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