Honest Lies
He tells me lies, but shows the truth.
I ask him what he thinks
somewhere hiding near a wall
I whisper
Who's the fairest of them all?
Your toxic glass draws me in
beckoning beauty and grace
but your image is proof
to this stranger, this goof
looking back at me.
Why do you stare with
those stone cold eyes?
Mirror, mirror
I am not perfect.
Keep feeding me your lies.
So honest yet cruel,
you twist my image
create a disguise
and reflect a stranger
I don't recognize.
Mirror mirror,
if you only knew
the irony in beauty
is wanting all
but getting few.
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