Broken Mirror
Long ago, when I looked in the mirror,
I would see my reflection
But then strong winds of a dark storm
came and broke my mirror
Leaving me with nothing
but these shattered pieces of glass
I can’t see me
All I see is a shape
A shape and color that I don’t know
A stranger who can’t be stranger
since his face doesn’t show
Nothing.
I feel nothing.
I see nothing.
I sense nothing.
Everything was black, white, and grey
Like the clouds without rain that filled my days
But those days are over
The sun shines and brings freedom
So now I pick up the shattered pieces and fix my mirror
I longed to see me
But I see someone better
He’s smarter, stronger
He has my smile and eyes
And the small hint of my innocence that remains
Although he’s no longer a stranger,
He’s still someone that I don’t know
But at least it’s me
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