House With No Mirrors

If the walls didn't shatter my pride, I'd have been one of a kind, Ceaseless thoughts I'd have declined, An empathy for myself I'd have defined. Thinking why I was designed, I'd have found self love behind, This uncomfortable skin that binds, A barren soul and heart combined. Nor by gender would I be confined, In this hollow bottle of so called mind, Perhaps I would have been blind, And have been a bit more kind. In a house with no mirrors. Took inspiration from Sasha Sloan's song 'House with no mirrors'
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