Friday, May 20, 2005
Reverso Comments
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Have you ever picked up a mirror,
preferably a small one,
and held it at a slight angle to your cheek
to look at the house
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3/11/2026 3:42:17 PM # 1.0.0
Not much poetic word usage here, but I like this poem because it is clever and unusual. I have no idea what the toothepaste-Chernobyl reference is all about but it sort of doesn't matter. I like poems that make the reader see things differently, and looking at the world through a mirror does that both literally and figuratively.