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Poetry: Mirrors

by Shirley Rozankowski

Created on: June 05, 2009

Mirrors, Mirrors

All over my house

They catch my eye when I walk past

Rarely I stop and actually look

I would rather read a book

Or fly a kite

Or play a game

than glare at myself and feel any shame

For everyone know mirrors are evil

They make thin people fat

They ruin your smile

They make your skin shades

of every color...

So there is no need for these vicious items

I am taking them down

I swear Im gonna

But, when I stand in front and start to remove it

that's when it shows all your best attributes...

That's when you realize your eyes are gorgeous

That's when you realize you've lost some weight

Those evil slates of glass are not going to get me

not today you see...

I will have my husband remove them.

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