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I stare at the face
Peering back at me From some far away land On the other side of the mirror. I hate that face Always have, Always will. I lift up my hand As if to shatter My reflection. After a few seconds I strike out With all my might And that face Shatters into a million pieces. The pieces of that broken image Fall around me. Crying, asking for another chance, Words left unheeded. I look at the floor And see a million Jagged, red, glittering pieces, But that face is gone. *If you read this please rate it. Comments are appreciated. Update: This poem is going to be published! The book comes out next year. I can't remember the title of it. My poem will be one among many, but I'm still happy.*
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