Reflection
It was a full moon night,
And I awoke out of fright,
To find my conscious,
In a room built of mirrors.
The mirrors were self portals,
Filled magic murals,
That held meaning in every way.
The reflections all different,
And momentarily ignorant,
I decided to look around.
To my left was a child,
Innocent and mild,
Filled with the utmost curiosity.
To my right an old man,
With cross in hand,
As if to offer himself as my guide.
Straight ahead was a boy,
Playful and coy,
Peeking from behind a tree.
Now confronting my tail,
A boy held in jail,
With a sinful grin of glee.
What I found right above me,
A vision quite lovely,
Of angels and God all glowing.
Now looking down,
Evil in crown,
A hopelessness appeared growing.
I started to run,
But trapped I begun,
To realize at this moment,
That with each step of terror,
My reflections called barer,
Like Sirens demanding my return.
What was this place,
Of fragments to face?
Could it just be my psyche?
Or perhaps something more?
A universal good and evil at core?
Are we in fact made in His image?
Now knowing what’s hiding,
The depth was subsiding,
And in a new state I awoke.
But inside me a voice,
Spoke clearly of choice.
Choose wisely my son,
For no deed is undone,
And the universe is watching.