NOX AND CHANCE: Mirrors

NOX AND CHANCE: Mirrors

A Poem by Vanessa

 

“Mirrors, mirrors.”
A steady voice knocks at ears.

“Sunlight!! Symmetry!!”
The hopeful one rings.
“Give it a chance.
The shops are shining,
Hills are whining,
Night is dying.
Morning
..Mourning..
Says hello,
While, hands in pockets,
Anger shouts,
“What is this place??
Why am I here??
The sunlight, near,
Fractures ears!!”
Still knocking at
A willing sir,
He wallows.
“Blast!!” shouts he.
 
“Buy this one, sir. Get this one!!”
The woman with a mirror sings.
“Surely you want this one!!”
Close to bursting,
BURSTING,
Gleaming,
Aghast, he draws away.
The glad one takes him
By the arm,
Beaming at a candle shop.
“Won’t you, can’t you
Take thy hope??”
He closes eyes, the drab one
Surely.
“Silence these
Mindful mutants,
For only I am that.
Thus, silence must I
To myself.”
Chance beams,
Chance leans
Toward the waxen shop.
Dreary still
His friend –not anew-
Peers toward the ground…
Askew.

© 2008 Vanessa


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