Magic Mirror

Magic Mirror

A Poem by Regan Meade

Liquid silver over black paint

glazed over with taint

Mucking up what should have been a dream

Changing history time and again ripping the seam

 

five words that should never have been spoken

“Who is the fairest of them all?”

 

Speak now, stay silent,

It doesn’t matter now the damage is done, not time to relent

Tentacles of swirling ether rip open the glaze

twisting and writhing in the thrill of warping the maze

 

A genie is bond by laws

But what bind this being to the saw?

There is no sentience, yet it grows with each life it is given

What sorcery powers the minds of those chained by the ankles

locked in place? Strapped against their own reflection

 

Whose desires are being brought to the forefront?

only wish with good intentions but hidden in the font

Is a nature not so kind

that slight mistrust can destroy nations trapped in the mind

 

Breaking the wisher from sanity to the inside madness

Warping their bodies to creatures of foulness 

Other who beg for life are found soundless

 

Mirror, Mirror on the wall

What do YOU want most of all?

© 2019 Regan Meade


My Review

Would you like to review this Poem?
Login | Register




Share This
Email
Facebook
Twitter
Request Read Request
Add to Library My Library
Subscribe Subscribe


Stats

61 Views
Added on July 2, 2019
Last Updated on July 2, 2019
Tags: magic, mirror, fantasy, doubt, insecure, fairytales, art, imagery

Author

Regan Meade
Regan Meade

Boise, ID



About
I am the girl that hides in the shadows working her magic from the background. I am the one many seek comfort from. I am the one who hides her pain and true feelings behind a mask of happiness. I am t.. more..

Writing
Happy Happy

A Poem by Regan Meade