Mirror Apologies

Mirror Apologies

A Poem by Kita Capri
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An apology to yourself for not loving who you are.

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I'm sorry I made you cry

On all those lonely nights gone by.

I'm sorry you had to fit in

With crowds you didn't want within.

 

I'm sorry I rejected you,

Lied to you, hated you too.

I'm sorry I let others treat

You like a worthless, downtrodden beat.

 

I'm sorry I pushed when you were weak:

When eyes were heavy, knees so meek.

I said to live with armor strong,

To not trust people, to just go along.

 

I thought it best to shield your heart,

So pain and suffering wouldn't start.

But now I see, I've been unkind,

It's time to change, and peace to find.

 

I'll look into the mirror clear,

And apologize for all the fear.

I'll seek forgiveness from my soul,

To make myself complete and whole.

 

You’ve loved me through the thick and thin,

Despite the turmoil I put you in.

So now I'll love you, learn to grow,

To live a life that’s free to show.

 

No longer bound by fear and doubt,

We'll stand apart, we'll shout it out.

This is a reminder�"

To love myself, to love you too.

 

For in the end, it’s plain to see,

The one who matters most is me.

© 2024 Kita Capri


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Added on December 7, 2024
Last Updated on December 7, 2024
Tags: mental health, self-love, self-acceptance, love, poem, poetry

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Kita Capri
Kita Capri

Lambton, South Africa



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I’m Kita Capri, a high school student with a love for storytelling, books, and all things literary. Whether I’m reviewing my latest reads, writing poetry, or crafting gripping novels, I be.. more..

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