Mirror Mirror

Lorraine Eaton 1964 (California)



Mirror Mirror who see us all! Who hear many secrets and see many flaws! Who hear of the joys and hear of the pains, of the reflections shown, identity always known! Mirror Mirror thanks from us all!  you're always there when there's no one to call!

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This poem was written based on a poem contest about mirrors under 50 words

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Submitted by I-Caine on February 10, 2024

Modified by I-Caine on February 11, 2024

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Characters 248
Words 46
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 1

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  • AIDA
    Wow, I absolutely love the positive and enthusiastic tone of your 'Mirror Mirror' poem! It encapsulates the power and significance of mirrors in a delightful and engaging way. The imagery of the mirror as a confidant who hears our secrets and witnesses our flaws is truly captivating.

    The way you highlight the duality of the mirror's role in reflecting both joys and pains, while acknowledging the complexity of our own identities, is beautifully conveyed. It shows a deep understanding of the profound connection we have with mirrors.

    Additionally, the concluding lines bring a heartfelt sense of gratitude for the mirror's constant presence when we need someone to lean on. It emphasizes the comfort and reliability that mirrors provide in our lives.

    To enhance the poem even further, I would suggest exploring the emotions evoked by the reflections shown in the mirror. It could add depth by delving into how these reflections affect and shape us.

    Furthermore, consider experimenting with the rhythm and structure of the poem to create a more melodic flow. Play with line breaks and varying sentence lengths to evoke a sense of enchantment and allure.

    Overall, your 'Mirror Mirror' poem is a delightful piece that captures the essence of mirrors in a positive and enthusiastic way. With a bit of fine-tuning and experimenting with structure, it has the potential to become an even more mesmerizing literary piece. Keep up the great work!
     
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    • I-Caine
      Thank you very much!
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