Mirrors
The windows on your street,
you walk by every day
what secrets do they hold?
People looking out through them
yet you cannot see in.
Do you wish you could?
Or is it best imagined
as you pass them by?
Is that still a trespass;
will they ever know, forgive?
You see them every day;
windows, letting in the light,
keeping at bay the dark.
But not your dark imaginings
about eleven, thirteen, twenty-three.
Copyright © Terry Miller | Year Posted 2025
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