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“True beauty in a woman is reflected in her soul.” Audrey Hepburn
There were times,
more than she could remember,
that a voice would say
take your beauty and trade,
however, while she valued
her external beauty
for beauty defined her,
far more did she value her
inner architecture being
a foundation for all that
seeks the good and the wise,
a real beauty.
©Paul Vincent Cannon
Paul, pvcann.com
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Well said Paul
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Thank you so much Rupali.
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I will gift you poem my favorite and adored woman. 😉 Thank you Paul! Best wishes, Michael
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Well, that is high praise indeed, thank you Michael 🙂
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:-))
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The “inner architecture” is not something the women in my family were taught – emphasis always on the exterior. Empowering thought.
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Yes, my sister would agree, but my wife was given a different start. Thank you for sharing that VJ.
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Welcome, Paul.
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Adding this link to the reference index at the Foundation for Poetic Justice
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Thank you for doing that Ana.
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Thank you for writing it! 😘
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🙂
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And beautifully expressed. Nice one!
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Thank you for your encouraging words.
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Your welcome Paul 👍🏻
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And sometimes not so easily kept.
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In these matters the architect sees the vision and the observer, the dream! 🙂
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Yes, an architect is at one, thank you so much Dawn for your thoughts on this.
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You’re welcome.
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Damn, keep the words flowing . . .
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O thank you so much for that, so encouraging 🙂
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🙏🙂
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Brilliantly fresh take on the topic of what beauty really means.
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Thank you so much Pat.
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A very wise young woman to understand and value her inner architecture.
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Treasure of real value, yes, I do agree wholeheartedly Liz.
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🙂
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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So kind, thank you Charles 🙂
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Beautiful
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Thanks
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A beautiful wonder… men are obviously included. ☕️😎☕️
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Very kind, yes beautiful who we really are.
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Very true Paul!❤️
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❤️
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Reblogged this on Megha's World and commented:
True beauty in a woman is reflected in her soul.” Audrey Hepburn
Beautiful poem by Paul
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Thank you for such a compliment, much appreciated Megha, so glad you liked it.
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So well conveyed, Paul. Appreciate Inner Architecture very much.
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