Mirror, Mirror On the WallA Poem by Silver~This is about self image and how you know what you see but you can't help but think otherwise about yourself when looking in the mirror.Mirror, Mirror On the Wall
The mirror is the enemy it wants you to see your flaws. To hang pictures of "perfect" in your brain and break down your self confident walls.
It want's you to notice the added fat from missing that one workout. It thrives off the pain and your tear-brimmed eyes and it likes the hateful things you shout.
It adds on pounds and blemishes, more then you would believe. It litters your wrist and thighs with scars, forcing you to wear long sleeves.
The frowns that you make and simplest of cries, the mirror enjoys, so the mirror lies.
Too fat. Too tall. Too skinny. Too small.
The mirror is wrong and by now you know its true. But it's to late, you realize, when you look in the mirror and can't find you.
An empty shell of "could've been" is sitting in it's place. Covered in scrapes, bruises, dried up tears, a shattered mask of what once was your face.
You squint in hopes to find some of the old you. but your in danger. It's silly to search because all you are now is an unrecognizable stranger.
© 2014 Silver~Author's Note
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Added on October 31, 2014 Last Updated on October 31, 2014 Tags: mirror, self worth, insecure, eating disorder, sad, depressing, self confidence, perfect AuthorSilver~ellicott, MDAboutI enjoy writing, especially poems and I decided to share them with others who will help me become a better writer and hopefully enjoy my writing! more..Writing
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