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Tabitha Sullivan
Poems
Dec 2012
My life's mirror
My life's Mirror
It’s like she’s trapped in a fun house
360* mirror where ever she turns
Each showing a blurred reflection
A fake image thought to be her
Words scrawled across the glass
Telling her who she is
Words from both her present and past
*****, ****, *****
Stick to her pale freckled skin
Like tattoos that will never fade in
She pounds against the cold glass
Trying to see past the lies and confusion
While a loud mocking voice laughs
With every hit upon the glass
Another word is added to the pack
She finally falls, slumped against the mirror
Cool to her touch, her tears streak it
She stays down now, to weak to get back up
Her life built upon lies
Like a dream from which she can not wake
There on the floor she’ll stay
Until one day somebody may come
Clean the slate, pick her back up
Erase some of the pain
Help her start over with no lies and no walls
Just a good friend who was secretly there through it all
Chipping away at the outside of the glass trying to break through
Hoping each breath her friend takes won’t be her last
Written by
Tabitha Sullivan
Maine
(Maine)
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