Mirror Test

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Before a family can count themselves blessed, the baby must be held to the mirror test

If they reflect, the child shall be kept

If it's not there, I'm sorry, we'll take it from here

Your labor was in vyin, but since you never truly had, it wasn't truly a lose

The mirror test shows us who's safe, and which things to toss

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  • sorenbarrett

    Vampires? or since they don't exist we keep all because all reflect. Only dreams and memories have no reflection. Cast out all nonreality. A thought provoking read of some depth put in simplicity a fave

  • Poetic Licence

    An interesting write that goes quite deep, enjoyed the read

  • RSM0812

    This reminds me of the spartans when they would kill all deformed babies bc they would never be able to fight like a spartan had to.



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