Childhood Mirror Poem by Gabrielle Tastet
Childhood Mirror
Mirror, Mirror on the wall
You say she is fairest of them all.
But how can a mirror pick just one,
Pick just one and be all done?
Mirror, Mirror on the floor
I guess you can't pick anymore.
Your shinny veneer is cracked and shattered.
My actions untenable, still your pieces are scattered.
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: mirror
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