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"Priceless Beauty" (a poem I wrote recently)

Priceless Beauty

Glamorous and appealing,
Cameras flashed in their direction,
Followed about wherever they travel,
Always the center of attention,

Outfits pricier than cars,
Ubiquitous stories and pictures,
Labeled the most beautiful in the world,
Males’ jaws dropping in unison,

More money spent on their appearance,
Than most make in a lifetime,
Plastic surgery and Botox,
Hours and hours in the makeup room,

Artificial in their beauty,
Masks constantly worn,
Never seeing when their heads hit the pillow,
Never seeing when the cameras aren’t on,

They may make more headlines,
May make more money,
May hold more recognition,
But will never have your beauty,

Beautiful to my eyes,
Beautiful to my heart,
Beautiful to my mind,
Beautiful to my soul,

Not artificial and wax-like,
But natural and real,
Making all of Hollywood green with envy,
Being the most beautiful woman in the world.

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