Mirror, Mirror, On The Wall

Mirror, Mirror, On The Wall

A Poem by Lindsey

Mirror, Mirror,

On the wall.

Am I still the ugliest of them all?

My hair’s to split,

My eyes to small,

To you I’m always the ugliest of all.

Mirror, Mirror,

On the wall.

Am I still the fattest of them all?

My face is to round,

My belly to bulgy,

To you I’m always the fattest of them all.

Mirror, Mirror,

On the wall.

Am I still the strangest of them all?

My body is uneven,

My height is way to short,

To you I’m always the strangest one of all.

Mirror, Mirror,

On the wall.

Am I still the dumbest of them all?

My eyes don’t work well,

My mind can’t understand,

To you I’m always the dumbest one of all.

Mirror, Mirror,

On the wall.

Will I ever be lovable at all?

I’m weird and annoying,

I’m aquward and dull,

To the world,

I’m always the most unloved of them all.

© 2011 Lindsey


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Added on December 25, 2011
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Lindsey
Lindsey

San Antonio, TX



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I like to make friends and will read any good stories but I have a habit of not finishing mine. Please tell me what you honestly think of mine I can take it. I tend to misspell things sorry. more..

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