Monsters in the Mirror

This poem delves into the inner turmoil of self-reflection, exploring themes of denial, blame, and the haunting fear of facing one's true self. Through vivid imagery of mirrors and monsters, it addresses the societal pressures that suppress individuality and the shared pain we often mask behind facades. It raises questions about human nature, guilt, and the search for meaning in a world where we are constantly at odds with ourselves and others. Ultimately, it challenges the reader to confront their own inner demons and fears, not of death, but of living as a sinner.