Beauty Synonymous!

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This poem I wrote while during the beginning of my blogging journey in which I have infused the names of some famous high-end woman’s luxury brands and finally a simple revelation which we forget in day to day jugglery of existence and insecurities of survival…

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I am a Diva.
Smoked my eyes with
Christian Dior 5 color palette.

A dash of Mac Ruby Woo
for my supple lips.
Hair sleek with chic spring hair-do;
Curly flirty amuse for my fingers.

Versace couture gown in sea green
To subdue my fiery spleen.
Time stands still
With Rolex on my wrist.

Cartier a carat or two
Upholds my alluring ensemble.
Modern Muse by Estée Lauder
Is the signature aroma I resemble.

With Gucci on my hand
And Jimmy Choo on my feet,
I feel invincible
And no one can defeat.

I feel flawless
I feel like a goddess.
But then I forget
much to my chagrin –
Three priceless words
Beauty lies within.

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53 thoughts on “Beauty Synonymous!”

  2. oh yes we have all forgotten the golden words .. beautiy lies within and I dont think the versace’s or the gucci’s do anything great . I dont own any of the so called brands , I did go to the showroom and did try them out but somehow i was not comfortable.. and I found EXACTLY, same 100% same clothe same stitching somewhere else 🙂

    lovely poem 🙂

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  6. Physical beauty is fleeting but what’s inside is always there and a lot more enticing than a bit of ankle, in my mind. It’s also better for the bank balance to have inner beauty, why pay for a name when you can make somebody’s life more pleasant by being yourself and spreading the smiles.

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  13. And then someday you want home made kajal because you realize that’s the best…🌷🌷🌷beauty takes you only so far and no further ❤ beautifully Said chaitali 🌺🌺

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  26. I put this poem in a special category because it has so much social intelligence – you integrate the pop culture – and those brands – and then smoothly – but abruptly – give us the truth zinger at the end- beauty lies within. But the tone is not judging or angry – it is layered with an understanding of why those items are needed/wanted/used/enjoyed/lusted for, etc. – and then a simple reminder of where real beauty comes from.

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