The Face in the Broken Mirror
As I look back at the life I’ve lived,
I now realize what’s been at fault
for the pain and misery that I’ve seen
And all is owed to the face
In the shattered mirror.
For a while I saw it wrong,
The pieces have distorted things ever so much.
But I now know whose face I see
In the mirror that’s broken
The only face I now see is of course, me!
All those years I failed to see
And I blamed it on whom I thought it to be.
But as I now know I have been wrong,
Can’t you see?
It has been my face and me
Who has caused the misery . . .
Casper McConkie
8/8/98