Smokey Mirrors
Sometimes I hang my head when I walk past mirrors.
Sometimes I avoid making eye contact with people.
I can see myself in their eyes,
My reflection.
But even worse, they can see me.
For that brief moment when our eyes lock
There is a bridge connecting our minds,
And sometimes,
Just sometimes, their minds are swift enough
To catch the secret lane that guides them
To my soul
And me to theirs.
Sometimes I just want nothing more than to
Hide, the phantoms in my shadows.
Sometimes I am too afraid to confront
The monsters lurking inside of them.
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