she thought that she was ugly;
having splotches of uncolored skin
all over her legs,
along with a birthmark
covering a whole side of her face.
people called her a wrong answer
someone failed to erase.
but they were wrong.
damn,
was she beautiful.
[a/n; to all my encouraging readers, I wanted to share with you what inspired me to write this. im one of those <complete weirdos> people that goes around to cafes, malls, and other casual places, always taking a journal. i always try to carry one, so that when i encounter someone that really stands out, that maybe isn't so conscious of how amazing they are. not different, but unique. i went to a local park a few weeks ago, and met someone with that description. she had what I assumed was Vitiligo all over her legs. but to me, it looked like a piece of artwork.]
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devoid of color // slow updates
Poetry❂book one of the "colorful injections" series. book two: bring color to my skies a jumble of words that coexist into ink that bleeds through the pages and hallucinated lines into messily painted poetry. //cover by @ImmortalImpulse
