The Honest Mirror Poem by douglas lewis
The Honest Mirror
You say you don't feel old.
Squint into my eyes.
I do not hang in
Want of honesty.
Look at your face!
Those creases are not born
Of faulty pallid glass.
Your past due date,
Has wrinkled my frame.
Saturday, May 20, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: aging,honesty,mirror,old age ,truth
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