Embracing the Mirror Image
To rejoice at my imperfect reflection
In some place of the looking glass,
To accept the extra rolls of fat
Folding on my curvy sides,
And the dimpled flesh
On my pale colored thighs.
The eyes of students look my way
Tight clothes showcase my muffin-top
Walking down the hallways,
Confident like me—
That is my dream!
To rejoice at my imperfect reflection
In the face of the looking glass,
To accept!
Extra rolls!
Dimpled flesh!
On my flabby sides and untoned thighs.
Students admiring my looks . . .
An attractive muffin-top . . .
Judgement slowly slips away
Confident like me.
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