RAINDROP/SUNDROP (GRASSWORLD/RAINWORLD) by Robert Garcia - HTML preview

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Mirrors

 

 

Too many mirrors to see

Too many to look into

He laughs at me

She laughs at me

But, but they’re just reflections of things

The mirrors wanted to forget

They reflect what they see

And what they see becomes a part of them

They acquire the sickness

Of the mental patients

Kissing and licking them

They have, now and forever, the thought process

Of a few trillion bugs

Biting them all bloody, red, red

They have, now and forever, the nonsense someone

Was confessing to them

Thinking nobody was around to sneak a peek

At their naked works that spilled out

Like thin soup from a loose-lipped can

But they are WRONG

The reflections reflect what you’re seeing

Into a reflection of them

From having been reflected onto by you

In the first place to begin with,

At the start of the reflection process

And now they have all your flaws, as their very own

Troubles

You should be ashamed of yourselves