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Mirror mirror on the wall


Mirror mirror on the wall,

You’re not thin, pretty or tall.

What I show you 

Makes you feel small.

My aim is to break you 

Once and for all.

I’ll show you all your curves and

Scars,

Pin point every insecurity,

imperfection and flaw.

When you start starving,

And start working out too much,

You faint and get dizzy,

And take pills to lose weight that may ruin your body so much.

I will show you a weak and frail reflection,

For I have won another figure,

I have killed your happiness,health and spirit.

You forget that I reflect only what’s visible.

I show the exterior facade, not the soul in it.

Mirror mirror on the wall,

Stop caring about what I show you and stand tall❤️

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