False Reflection
Sometimes it's hard to embrace the real me.
I don't know what I'm looking for.
When people see me what do they see?
Cause I'm not who I was before.
I have crossed some lines.
And I've told some lies.
I have seen the ugliest parts of me.
I've tried to break the images I saw of me.
Hoping that I'd see a more perfect piece.
My reflection's staring, looking back at me.
And it's calling me, telling me to be,
someone I'm afraid to be.
But I'm not going to try to reason
with a false reflection.
It's like a different personality
is trying to reign in my place.
It wrings the truth so that I can't see,
I'm not hte only one who has to break.
It's getting in my mind
so I cannot decide
the kind of person that I am supposed to be.
I'd break myself to rid my head
of all the crazy images that torment me.
It's not enough
to will myself
to look away before I sink in agony.
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