In a room where silence softly crept,
A mirror hung, alone it wept.
Silver and trimmed in gold,
Its frame ornate and its surface cold.
Each day, it drank in borrowed light,
Reflected faces, day and night.
A bride in white or a child’s grin
Each life it mimicked from within.
But never once a face its own
No voice to call, no flesh, no bone.
A canvas blank forever still,
Obeying each demanding wil...