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In the Mirror

Look deep in the mirror Do you see color? What do you see? Can you see the sins of the humanity, And the hypocrisy creeping at the doorsteps? Blinded by the murky and muddy Glaucoma of jealousy, You can neither see the footsteps Of your consciousness, Nor the smears of your unconsciousness. Look deep, way beyond the third heaven. Tell the world candidly about your exploration And your obvious observation. Look deep, dig beyond the grimaces of the pen. Come clean and you shall see that no one is perfect. There is an ever-present secret skeleton in the closet. You simply have to cross the deck, Take a few steps beyond and let The reality blows whistle and ring bells. Never forget to look beyond the dirt under your nails. Copyright© December 12,2011, Hébert Logerie, All Rights Reserved Hebert Logerie is the author of several poetry books.

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Date: 5/23/2025 6:06:00 PM
oh wow Hello Mr. Logerie, how are yah? Mirror, do I see myself? Yes I see a Filipina-American disabled with a paralyzed left arm due to my tragic car accident last Oct. 11, 1999. The driver passed away and I was left to coma for 6 weeks. I can talk to u more about my tragic car accident, but I am also an author well not yet bcoz I haven't released my book yet. It's title is FATHER CHRIST DIVINE TRUTH-Companion Prayers. It's mostly about Eternal God. I invite you to visit my poetrysoup page and hoping u wud comment on some. U might want to start with my poem "Eternal" to find out why I called God Eternal and also to inform me that u visited my poetrypage. I'll be waiting for u to come but only if u want to and comment on some of them. Thank you in advance ~Jac short for my real name, so that we have a Jac in girls and my Jackie was a bad girl.
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