In my room
I have one mirror.
And today I stood
in front of the mirror.
I looked at myself.
Normal.
And I realized,
I look in the mirror too much.
Too much.
I look to see my size,
to put on my makeup,
to make a fancy hairdo.
But today,
I just stood there.
Normal.
My scars showing,
My face free of product,
My eyes not bright
enough for a poem,
My lips pale pink.
My hair was down
And slightly messy.
I looked human.
Human.
Not a plastic doll,
skinny and perfect.
I looked in the mirror,
And decided,
I don't need my mirror.
So I picked it up,
carried to out, and dropped it
in the garbage can.
I heard it shatter,
And I smiled.
I liked human,
why not look human
every day?
YOU ARE READING
We're All Mad Here
PoetryJust a series of poems. A series of words. A collection of stories. A collection of feelings. I think I've explained enough, it's up to you to read on.