Reflections they give meThat my mirror does notThey know the new meNot the old meThat I am not — Kathleen Marie, Me and My Three: Poems of Survival for My Children and Me: The Perfect Little Family
Reflections they give meThat my mirror does notThey know the new meNot the old meThat I am not — Kathleen Marie, Me and My Three: Poems of Survival for My Children and Me: The Perfect Little Family
Reflections they give meThat my mirror does notThey know the new meNot the old meThat I am not — Kathleen Marie, Me and My Three: Poems of Survival for My Children and Me: The Perfect Little Family
Reflections they give meThat my mirror does notThey know the new meNot the old meThat I am not — Kathleen Marie, Me and My Three: Poems of Survival for My Children and Me: The Perfect Little Family
Reflections they give meThat my mirror does notThey know the new meNot the old meThat I am not — Kathleen Marie, Me and My Three: Poems of Survival for My Children and Me: The Perfect Little Family
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Reflections they give meThat my mirror does notThey know the new meNot the old meThat I am not

— Kathleen Marie, Me and My Three: Poems of Survival for My Children and Me: The Perfect Little Family
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