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My doubts

Posted on May 20, 2020January 9, 2021 by A. Rinum in Poetry

This imperfect body of yours is nothing more than just a host for your soul there is an unseen beauty dripping from within so take the brush of self-love and paint it all over your skin because you are the comfort of heaven and the ease of Eden in you lies a garden of solace … Continue reading My doubts →

Tagged anxiety, doubt, imperfect, inner beauty, insecure, self-love, selfhealing23 Comments

Imperfections

Posted on April 9, 2019April 9, 2019 by A. Rinum in Poetry

Because I am trying so hard to understand why I am the way I am but I promise if I could be someone else I wouldn’t think twice if it were that easy then, like a coat I would wear someone else’s skin but sometimes, I wonder beneath these layers of all those things I … Continue reading Imperfections →

Tagged broken, imperfect, insecure, mental illnes, Poetry12 Comments
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