Don'T Look At Me

The day you think well of me, I'll think Well, I should've too. It'll be when I'm out of breath, From holding it just for you. But I've passed out a hundred times, And I've missed all the sunny days. How the weeks have just gone by, Fairest weather, too soon to fade. I'm ablaze in soliloquy, Drag a match, ignite compromise. Light a torch just to torture me, Then pretend it's no winning prize. I've expansive humility, Cut me down just to fit your size. For a distance, I've journeyed far, Though you gave up and never tried. And I wish it were over now, Though I know it's not yet begun - And my enemy's deepest fear Isn't weapons or loaded guns. He's afraid of who's in the mirror; Equal measures, and blinding sun. All-to-perfect perplexity, The reflection of Two as One.