Enough Is Enough
Mirror, Mirror, On The Wall

You wonder why no one invites you to play
You’re rude and you’re nasty, you put people off
Something about you turns people away
And faking you’re friendly makes everyone scoff
There’s givers and takers but you only take
You’ve never done something for someone in need
And even with all of the money you make
Your chronic condition appears to be greed
You’re always expecting somebody to give
So somebody needed to educate you
You wanted a life that no others can live
Unwilling to do the jobs others would do
Your actions speak into the person you are
Whatever you purchase you constantly flaunt
For instance your condo and shiny new car
You’re clearly that narcissist no one will want
I’m sorry I broke natures protocol here
You don’t see the person the rest of us see
I’m here in the mirror to help you my dear
I wish you were more a reflection of me
About the Creator
Earl W. Pearl
I’ve been writing poetry (rhyming mostly) for about 7 years and have recently transitioned to writing novels and short stories. My poetry genres are faith, humor, social issues, politics, pretty much any subject matter.
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