A Mirror’s Just Clutter Poem by Stanley Cooper

A Mirror’s Just Clutter

Rating: 4.8


When I looked at my mirror, what I did see
Was a wrinkled aged reflection of little old me
There’s one thing I’m sure of, there’s one thing I know
There’s no doubt about it, that mirror must go

A mirror’s just clutter, not needed at all
When it refuses to show me as handsome and tall
The appearance of wrinkles is very unkind
Particularly since they’re surely not mine

How deceitful that mirror when it belies
When all of reality it completely denies
There’s one thing I’m sure of, there’s one think I know
There’s no doubt about it, that mirror must go

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Mark Dillon 03 October 2012

absolutely toss it out, just be carefull with the razor.lol

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Reshma Ramesh 28 December 2008

lol............what an amusing write..................mirror mirror on the wall.....

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Whitney Nicole Albright* 27 December 2008

Haha. This is a great poem. There's no need in being ashamed of those wrinkles. I hope I live long enough to have them. Great write.10.

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