Self-Love Poem Quiz

What does the line "Maybe not perfect, but that's alright" teach us?

What does the line "Forget the past, let worries fly" teach us?

What does the line "Worthy of love, right to the core" teach us?

What does "Me, myself, and I" symbolize in the last line of the poem?

What does this poem teach us about the importance of accepting oneself?

According to this poem, what makes someone happy?

• Has many friends and people who love him.

• Has an attractive and perfect appearance.

• Love yourself and accept yourself as you are.

• Always try to be a better person.

What is meant by "special" in the line "No need to compare, I'm special, it's true"?

• Having a more attractive appearance than other people.

• Has abilities that other people don't have.

• Has traits that make him unique and different from other people.

• Has many friends and people who love him.

What does the word "sad" in the second line of this poem refer to?

• Sadness about not having a perfect face.

• Sadness due to experiencing a difficult past.

• Sadness due to feeling different from others.

• Sadness because he couldn't achieve his dream.

What is the meaning of the line "Me, myself, and I, that's who I adore"?

• The author loves himself as he is.

• The author wants to be someone else who is more perfect.

• The author wants others to love him.

• The author wants to always be happy and never sad.

What is meant by "grateful for all" in the line "Grateful for all, with love I play"?

• Be grateful for all the good things that happen in life.

• Be grateful for all the possessions we have.

• Grateful for everyone around us.

• Grateful for all the achievements we have achieved.