Why is it so difficult to maintain And to keep maintaining An equilibrium? Why is it so impossible to be A little of both, A little of none? Why is it so, so unthinkable to have That stability That acceptance That sheer pleasure of Not having to lose one in order to keep another? Why canβt one be A pivot?
Why must there be A victor? Why must an Equal Always become some sort of a subordinate runner up For you to prove your own worth?
Do you see competition When you look at your own Virtuality In the honesty of a mirror? Do you wonder whether the Fragility of the glass Prefers your face to that of your reflection? And then, With all that might You pretend to have to the world, Do you pound down on That very same glassy frangibility And Break It For a supposition, For an assumption of inferiority That the crystal did nothing To prove, provoke or propel?
If not, then why are you Shattering Both, the glass and the reflection? Why are you so eager To run away from the exactness of your proximity To the glass; from the equality of your peer? And why, Why do the actions of the image Bother you When it actually does nothing but replicate your own?
Why does the shattered glass Create no shard of The solidity of your soul When its only sin was being A pivot Between you and your compeer. Why.