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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Did mirrors ruin our world? Or merely persuade us to resurface as our mirrored selves? Before mirrors there were only still ponds, waiting for the wind to stop speaking. A face appeared looking upon itself, then drifting away. The breeze was kind; it never let the face linger for so long. Polished obsidian came, then bronze, then silvered glass. Each one promised a sharper truth of self—plain and simple. Mirrors decked our halls revealed in bathrooms; handhelds to look behind; little compact ones; to put makeup on. The mirror created more than a reflection. It quietly invented comparisons— with yesterday with others. Impossible without first seeing self—plain and simple. Narcissus bent low, believing he had found love. Instead, he embraced an image. "Mirror, mirror on the wall..." never flattered. The Queen hated the answer, hated the looking glass. Alice stepped into to another world through her looking-glass. Later came the age of the selfie staring back from every wondrous place, only to be upstaged— by that face— in front. Oh yes...... That face! We look in mirrors less as we get older! with less selfies looking back as well. Then came the Corrector. The mirror asked "What shall we improve today?" Lighten the hair, Soften a few wrinkles Ease the furrows on the brow, Touch-up the scars Remove the crow's feet Reshape those lips a little? Anything else? The question now is: "Who am I?" "Who do I see there?" in the mirror which asks "Which version now?" "Oh! Corrector Mirror on the Wall, who's the fairest version of all?" "In the Corrector Mirror on the Wall!"
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