Through the looking glass
Romina-Marie Baronia
Through the looking glass is a dream,
Who am I to deem that this is all extreme?
I am here, but here I am not.
Through the looking glass I see her,
Skin kissed by golden rays,
a sea of emerald is where we lay.
She is me
I am her.
Through the looking glass a child’s voice rings,
running to me with laughter that sings.
Reaching me I hold him close enough to sting.
I fear he will disappear into nothing.
Through the looking glass I look twice,
then thrice to be precise.
What I see cannot be—it is fate’s decree.
Yet here you float to me,
and you are all I see,
a seirios in my galaxy.
But too soon I spoke for this was all fate’s joke.
Through the looking glass a crack cuts like streams,
You know the cruel music they scream.
And my dream—
me
myself
and I
are nothing but ripped at the seams.