While the mirror may disregard the image held in the heart others are the paragons of existence beyond this one there is the irony few deny the measure of the other side now beholden as a god while the owner falls far short
each has a portion of the grail perfection granted on the small scale though some are bless with much more even these know pure scorn if we don’t deserve the grass growing on the other side the past is seen in contrast to the present none desire
if only bodies could be switched one for another in fair trade those outer shells that walk about taunting owners with their shroud the exchange comes with a price those natal quirks that may surprise still the maladies are put aside with sanity as the main prize
don’t laugh at the mortal fools it is their lot to be confused when the shell game of the gods becomes the mold in aftermath the mirrors state an honest truth while devils laugh as if amused because perfection lays beyond in curses of the jealous mind.
The poem “Mirrors State” began with the first two lines. They were to begin a series of thoughts about not recognizing the image seen in the mirror as our own. There is a terrible irony that we can look at another person, consider them as an example of exaltation, and at the same time they may be looking at us with the same thought.