Glass
Fragile
Transparent
Sharp
You reach out
Only to pull back a moment later
Mesmerized
By your own reflection
You look, only to see honest eyes glaring back at you
Handled with care
Afraid it might shatter
So weak
Yet so strong
Cold on the surface
So honest it becomes painful
Everything hidden, revealed
There is no mistake
Try as you might, you can’t escape the truth
Some would gaze in wonder
Others with clear disdain
Seemingly perfect
But the mask is easily cracked
So imperfect, it’s almost beautiful
Very few can see the cracks, the scars that were embedded
Protected
Yet painfully vulnerable
Unable to resist becoming entranced
By such a deceivingly clear view
Nothing can it be compared to
Only ones heartfelt emotions has that privilege
Almost as if it were glass
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