The Mirror
The mirror used to be a stranger’s face,
A quiet map of lines I didn’t draw,
But now I move with dignity and grace,
No longer hiding underneath the flaw
Of someone else’s dream or someone’s rule.
I stepped into the light, a vibrant bloom,
And found the courage, steady and so cool,
To be the only truth inside the room.
It’s in the way the fabric meets the skin,
The crimson silk, the silver and the glow,
A celebration starting from within,
A rhythm only I was meant to know.
I honor every mountain I have climbed,
The seasons where I waited for my name,
To find a life so perfectly aligned,
A steady spark that turned into a flame.
I carry every lesson, every mile,
The strength it took to finally be free,
And wear my truth with such a radiant smile,
Because the world is finally seeing me.
Unapologetic, standing tall and proud,
A story written in a bold, new hand,
I’ll say it soft and then I’ll say it loud:
I’m exactly who I was always meant to stand.










