Short Story: When Bow Looked In The Mirror

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When Bow Looked In the Mirror
By Stephanie Evans

When Bow looked in the mirror, she spotted brown skin.
"Bow, your skin has been kissed by the sun!" Bow's mom explained.

Bow saw skin that was smooth like milk chocolate and shimmered like brown sugar.

When Bow Baby looked in the mirror, she stared at her eyes.
Bow's mom stated, "You’ll be using those to see the world!”

Her big almond shaped eyes looked back at her. Bow winked her eye.

When Bow looked in the mirror, she noticed her nose.
“That’s your nose!” Bow’s mom mentioned. “Can you smell the delicious aroma of Granny’s sweet potato pie?”

Bow wiggled her little button nose.

When Bow looked in the mirror, she took a glimpse at her lips. Bow’s plump lips were as juicy as sweet
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