Dear Beauty

This visual sermon serves as a poetic mirror, challenging the viewer to look past the surface of a reflection that has been curated by societal expectations. It is an exploration of how we define our worth and the internal struggle to maintain an authentic identity in an age of filtered realities. The poem navigates the tension between the world's demand for aesthetic perfection and the soul's need for authentic expression.

The heart of this piece is a call to shatter the glass of comparison. It posits that true beauty is not a destination to be reached through modification or compliance, but a sacred state of being that is realized only when one stops seeking validation from the "funhouse mirror" of modern standards.