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A Fight with Mirror
Mirror shows me a girl
 Whose chest is flat
 Though her tummy is a D-cup,
 Whose hair is like a bird’s nest,
 Whose face is greasy
 Like the French fries she likes
 And the burger she eats.
  
 “See this? See this?”
 Mirror laughs so hard
 Like something is funny.
 “You’re so ugly!”
  
 I look at the girl
 And we look at each other
 Straight in the eyes
 And smile.
  
 “You’re a liar,”
 I tell Mirror.
  
 “I’m not a liar.”
 Mirror makes fake crying noises
 And ends up laughing at me.
 “You’re calling me a liar
 Just because you can’t accept the fact
 That you’re not beautiful.”
  
 The girl in Mirror
 Sends me a smile of encouragement
 Which I accept with no hesitation
 “Yes. You’re not a liar.”
  
 Mirror is obviously surprised
 By what I just realized.
 “So you realized you’re ugly?”
  
 “No, I realized…
 That you have poor eyesight.”

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I'm so grateful you wrote a poem on this! It was so refreshing and reading this helped me out today :)
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