MIrrors Breaking And Clocks SoothA Poem by Martha PageThis is written for a contest I found randomly here that wants you to depict a real incident. So here it is.Coming to conclusions wild The mirror was my evil child He'd take me to them I'd want to break them He'd make me face them He was not my father He'd make me take Off every stitch Till I had to face myself, Mortified... "Show me something special" He'd whisper When my mother wasn't home... I lived in my imagination I played with dolls and pretend girls I'd look at the clock above his bed And smile, I could make it speed ahead After awhile I got so good It would feel like I was dead; Just listening to the soothing clock above Over my head, keeping me sane (The only thing that did) I grew up...still I black out Time plays tricks when it ought not I find myself in front of mirrors Breaking them I find myself with no music on Just the clock going all the time Just to make me believe I still somehow had all the power Because I could go away in my head. I'd like to beat him with all I have now But no one really believes me Just some memories That aren't even there Insane girl in her insane lair. Martha Jane Page. © 2012 Martha PageReviews
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Added on March 29, 2012Last Updated on March 29, 2012 Tags: Poetry, abuse, disassociation AuthorMartha PagePAAboutI'm a small town girl who has always lived in a world of books and writing. more..Writing
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