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Interpretation of “Mirror” by Alkinoos Ioannidis
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Protesilaos Stavrou: Interpretations and critiques
Kathreftis (Mirror) One day came by the village a woman tarantula and all ran to behold her one threw her bread and others threw her a stone to save themselves from the ugliness And a child offered her a red flower a child a child asked her to sing a song a child And she said never tell them how ugly they look those who loath you yet stand watching you And she said never stare the other in the eyes for you turn into a mirror and all shatter you into pieces One day came by the village a wounded angel they brought him in a cage and people were ragingly buying tickets to behold his beauty And a child like a good tear, a little angel, a child a child asked him to sing a song a child And he said if you want to save yourself from your beauty pick an axe and a sword and chop off your wings And…