Mirror Mirror Poem by Lynn Anne Brown

Mirror Mirror



Mirror, Mirror, on the wall
Who's the fairest of them all
I really do not understand
Why you will not answer me
I've given you a thousand rings
I've dressed up in pretty things
I've told you Who I'd like to be
Why won't you answer me

I looked into the mirror
And asked her where she'd gone
Why have you deserted me
And left me for so long
She answered with a question
Don't you know where you have been
A place where my reflection
Would have driven you insane

Hold that glass a little higher
While I balance on this wire
Show me to the other end
A place where heart and soul can mend
It's time to write this song again
Where do you think I should begin
Was it the words or melody
I'd buried 'neath my dignity

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
wrote a lot of poetry and a few songs during during the five years i was active as a performance poet and I've written more since then. But only once during that time did a piece arrive full blown and without need of editing. And that was song I am about to read. And unlike most of my writing, for which I still need the page in front of me, this piece was committed to memory even before I finished penning the last line.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Thomas Carolan 06 March 2014

very nice read here

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Lynn Anne Brown

Lynn Anne Brown

Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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