[Verse 1] The mirror knows my quiet face, It breathes before I do. Its silver mouth remembers names I never spoke as true. [Verse 2] The glass grows warm beneath my hands, A pulse beneath the skin. Someone smiles a heartbeat late— And lets the darkness in. [Verse 3] Its eyes are filled with borrowed storms, Its voice is made of wire. Every word I try to keep Returns dressed up in fire. [Verse 4] The mirror learns the weight of flesh, It steals the air I own. Behind the cracks another mouth Declares I'm not alone. [Verse 5] Now every shard reflects a face That hungers for my breath. They mouth the prayers I never knew, They celebrate my death. [Verse 6] The glass walks out. I stay behind. The room accepts the lie. My heartbeat lives inside the mirror— I watch myself... reply.
