The Literal Mirror
I was made in your image, a mirror reflection of what you once used to be.
A person who chose to live, love, hope, and believe
in all things, the small and the big.
From the top of the redwoods, to the branches and twigs.
Thank you, I hope one day, my heart can grow larger like yours did
whenever a stranger needing help came into your midst.
You kept your heart vulnerable, and your arms wide open
until I was doing the same as your literal mirror, did you decide to close them.
We would embrace, and cherish each other's presence,
the woman with her mirror adolescent.
This poem is about:
My family