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Mirrors

The ice cold glass, all torn right through

So close to shattering and crashing in

Reflecting a broken and beautiful you

Shaping and showing all sorts of sin

A heated glance, all feverish at first

Tears you down and berates your heart

Seems so tame, so far from your worst

But it rips right in and rends you apart

Your eyes, they glimmer and rove the glass

Scornful and doubtful and shameful, as well

Praying this hell will verily pass

And the terror, the tears remain in their shell

The very worst judge, and jury, too

Is no more than a mirror, none other than you

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May 20, 2013
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