Mirror, Mirror

Mirror, Mirror

A Poem by Peanut Albert Stowe
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Sometimes a mirror is your biggest enemy

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Mirror, mirror on the wall,
I just want to be thin pretty and tall.

Mirror, mirror if I change my hair,
Will someone finally start to care?

Mirror, Mirror if I starve myself I’ll be beautiful,
forget my health. 

Mirror, mirror if I cut my wrist,
Will I feel like I exist?

Mirror, Mirror can’t you see,
What you show is killing me.

© 2016 Peanut Albert Stowe


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Truth! Everything in this is so truthful and so real that's a crying shame. I love how simplistic this is, and how truthful and raw you are in your words. I love when writers say truthful things and don't hold back with their words. It's like a slap of reality.

Well done ^.^

Posted 7 Years Ago


No matter how beautiful or unhealthily thin you are it will never change you or anything. Those things will only serve as trophies to stir your guilt for openly submitting yourself to bullying and to the society.

Learn to embrace yourself and the world will learn to love you,

Keep up the good work, I just loooove your writings.

Keep calm and love writing.

Posted 7 Years Ago


This is fantastic, especially the last stanza

Posted 7 Years Ago


:'-( :'-( This's me.....Why? I don't know

Posted 7 Years Ago


Very true, your mirror can be your best friend or worst enemy, great thought and rhyming in your lines.

Posted 7 Years Ago



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Peanut Albert Stowe
Peanut Albert Stowe

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Hello, I am 14 years old and like writing poetry. Most of my topics are a touchy but quite relatable. more..

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