Look in the mirror, tell me who you see
it’s in your best interest, to be honest with yourself
Look in the mirror, tell me who you see
I see an empty shell of a woman
a pearless oysters held tightly in the grasp of a still young little girl
who’s still trying to find her way home
look in the mirror tell me who you see
I still see the marks the waves of one-night terror tears had left behind
I still see bruises from fear,
I still see those waves crashing against the rocks in their way
I still see them crashing against the walls of my ribs
breaking them, sharpening them, turning more of me into a weapon as they do so
I still see all the lacerations they all left behind
Look in the mirror and tell me what you see
I still see a little girl,
a still young little girl whos still very much cradled,
rapped inside the woman she’s supposed to be
like a cocoon that already let the butterfly out, yet keep the caterpillar
I see a queen who still sees herself as a princess stowed away inside
I see the tower and its captives
I see my silhouette staring back at me
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