Mirror mirror on the wall

She has a lip stick on

It would wear off in a minute

So she makes it even thicker

They don't make it easy these days

This beauty thing is a hustle

Bustle, better tighten this girdle

Before she reveals the chunk left after dinner

Someone might tell by the morning

Expression is lately a deserted friendship

She'll make her loose her glitter

Among her friends

So she lets them know she has no opinion

And mutter unclear words

In a background of loud chattering 

I wonder what it sounds like when you speak clearly Mary

Speak up

Record a few words or practice before this same 

Mirror you seem to picture your life

And have for yourself at least an imagination

Of how it is you might sound like in a loud space

Good gravy! I bet you don’t even know how you sound

In a quiet place 

Oh good wonder!

If all you gave a hoot was the way you feel

And not the reflection of this glass

Not this seemliness purpose you've disposed yourself

Would you Mary?

Be a little selfish like ever in your life

Dry your eyes

And quit starring at her

She is nothing but a reflection through a broken mirror

You decide what she would appear

You Mary are the girl before the mirror on the wall

Narrative

This is for the girl who is yet to decide whom to pick among the multiple personalities she embodies. Mostly unconsciously cause she seems to find herself torn in bits, constantly a reflection of what she suppose is required of her by people and society, mostly overburdened, mostly ends up broken.   

Used words& terms

- ‘good gravy’: an expression of anger or surprise.

- ‘gave a hoot’: to give all care to something or someone.

- ‘seemliness’: considering for others.

- ‘deserted’: abandoned