This poem basically paints a picture of a magical mirror that reflects a distorted version of reality, captivating with its deceptive charm. It speaks to the struggle of our generation in navigating a world where truth seems elusive.
The Mirror Of Lies
Within the glass, a magic spell
A world of lies, it shall compel
A mirror, but not as it seems
For truth is not what it redeems
With every glance, a twisted tale
The reflection, it shall derail
Distorted images, they appear
As if reality, it holds no fear
Whispers in the darkness, they call
Deceiving voices, they enthrall
For in this mirror, truth is rare
And falsehoods dance without a care
The fairest of them all, they say
But beauty fades, it does not stay
For in this mirror, beauty's guise
Is simply one of its many lies
A lover's kiss, a false delight
For in this mirror, love takes flight
As hearts are broken, and trust is lost
The lies, they come at such a cost
But still we gaze, into its depth
As if under its spell, we're kept
Hoping to find a shred of truth
But the mirror, it's so uncouth
For in this world of twisted lies
The magic mirror, it never dies
And we are trapped, within its frame
Forever chasing, a truth in vain
So beware, dear ones, of the magic mirror
For its lies, they only grow clearer
And though it may seem like a wondrous sight
The truth, it hides, in plain sight.