Image In The Glass (aka: The Can of Beans) - A Narration

Will narrates the Mark Rabinowitz poem "Image in the Glass." The poem is an interesting way of looking at the meaning behind the cliches "Beauty is only skin deep" and "You can't judge a book by its cover."
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[Easton515]

Ooops! I meant to say hummingbird wings! :)

[meganmurphy1212]

No worry, we knew what you meant.

We prefer the butterfly wings. :-)

~Megan

[Easton515]

How many times have I felt like a brown burlap sack of butterfly wings! Thanks for sharing this poem.  I love it!

[meganmurphy1212]

Aye, we have all at one time or another been in that brown burlap sack. :)

~Megan

[meganmurphy1212]

Another way of saying, "Don't judge a book by its cover" and "Beauty is only skin deep."

~Megan