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Hairline Fractures

My mirror's broken.

I want a new one with You've Made It

spelled in lights across the top.

 

I want the holograms

of tiny clapping hands inlaid

along its sides -

applauding when I give the nod.

 

I'd like a slight distortion, looking

younger, better kept ideally;

so I see me but

with all this potential in repose.

 

It should say I Love You somehow -

any time, whatever state,

for simply being there.

 

I would stare and I would stare

from follicle to freckle, plotting

every facet of the features

glaring back at

 

mine, mine, mine. I want

to share myself with something.

Let me care completely

for some imperfect reflection.

 

My mirror isn't cracked or

anything like that it's just I can't

quite catch the little twitches

twinkling my eye.

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Mar 30, 2013
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