I would seek endorsements from my mirror's observance twice. Once, after waking up, and the other time before falling asleep. I struggled with staying focused on both ways while looking at my reflections. Surprisingly, the mirror assigned me a daily ritual. It stemmed from my introverted aspect from the previous night back to an extroverted felicity when the day started. I always insisted on standing up for my stance before I bowed under her alluring spell.
It continued until a crack showed up. I am now out of focus, leaving myself in doubt, fearful, forgetful, and hating everything I am close to. I regret missing my original self, if I ever get to.
Taz Din Toronto, July 19, 2025
I've been writing poems for over half a century as a therapeutic strategy during my difficult years. Here is one for the readers to enjoy.