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Mirrors Laugh, Don't They?

by @RedBrush

I am scared of the mirror. It hung in my bedroom, And boomingly it loomed and laughed at me. It didn't show me imperfections. It never showed a reflection at all. Instead it showed a fiction. The fiction was perfect. It was colored, and detailed, And knew long words, And had deep thoughts. The mirror laughed at it. I asked why, I won't cry, I said. But why do you care, it asked, and why would you stare. The fiction stared back. It didn't care back. This wasn't fair, I bared My teeth and growled At it, just so it fears me. I wonder if it sees me at all. There was just the mirror. And the laughter. The fiction Was perfect, and quite dead.
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Oct 14, 2018
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