Mirrors.
Definition: a reflecting surface, originally of polished metal but now usually of glass with a silvery, metallic, or amalgam backing.

Mirrors, interesting things. They aren't living. They're just there. Serving for one thing and one thing only; to be looked through to see what we look like or to see something behind us. That's all they do.

What if, just thinking like a mad man here, they were alive? Or at least could look back. Cause no one really looks AT the mirror... they look at what's in the mirror. What would it say if you could interview a mirror?

For instance, my mirror has seen me happy, sad, confused, full of spite, lack of care. It's seen me shave and has heard me sing. It has seen me cry and it has even seen me hurt myself... more than once. It has seen what no one else has. It's seen the happiest smiles and heard joyous laughter. It's also seen the purest of pain, and the definition of fear and anger. It's heard the cries of confusion and seen the eyes of pity.

If my mirror could talk to me, what would it say? What would yours say? Would it console you? I like to think it would. I think mirrors would b loving creatures. They would feel pity and love for the pained and fallen. It would try to help them up.

Sadly we take mirrors for granted. We don't look at the mirror but through it. We look at ourselves and we don't care about it. Only when you look at the mirror, can you truly see everything it has.