Mirror, Mirror

Mirror, Mirror on the wall 
The pledge that you made
With the words you say 
Are as frigid and destitute 
As a brand new grave 
All the while you used your words 
To keep me with you 
Forever and a day 
What a discovery and enlightenment 
This is.....knowing you could never give 
Me the life I deserved 
Mirror, mirror on the wall 
Why didn’t you tell me 
That I would be submerged in love 
With someone who only loved me 
On a surface degree
And now all I have 
Is my insecurities and self-pity 
The illusion of the mirror has brought 
Me nothing but strife, anger and misery
Because the reflection was only what I wanted my marriage to be. 
Mirror mirror on the wall
You told me the greatest lie of all 
That I was never his fairest of them all
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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