In my mind I am a dancer, Gracefully pirouetting. My lithe body painting a picture on the floor, Slender arm extended. So enchanting that gravity gives up itβs hold on me, and my leap sails like a ship among the stars, and I might never fall.
In the mirror I am a fishwife, Dully hawking. My thick body smelling of the rotten wares, Meaty arm extended. So proletarian that dreams deny me, and my eyes deaden like a *****βs among johns, and I might never look up.
In my mind I am champion, Boldly crusading. My strong body leaving a sea of blood upon the field, Sword arm extended. So formidable that fate fears to tempt me, and my cuts fall like the wrath of God upon the sinners, and I might never be vanquished.
In the mirror I am a *******, Feebly waiting. My broken body seeming more useless everyday, Emaciated arm extended. So inadequate that movement massacres me, and my lungs constrict like a boa around its meal and I might never survive.