The Mirror
There are two sides to a mirror, one reflects, one you see through or no image at
all
One tells lies, one tells the truth or one is a wall
What do you see when you see you
Can you look in your own eyes and know you are true
Do you despise who you see
Are you shocked and tell yourself this isn't me
The facelift you had, does it help you look young
The deep dark tan reveals too much sun
The smile shows bright white teeth
So much dental work, polish, rinse, repeat
Your body is quite an upscale
Measurements stolen from a vibrant young female
You did zero work to get your looks
Recipes taken from a plastic surgeon's cookbook
As you look at the reflective side of the mirror, tell me what you see
A real person or a plastic beauty
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy a size three dress
Copyright © Eugene Carmen | Year Posted 2008
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