Sylvia Plath's poem "Mirror" is told from the perspective of a mirror. The mirror states that it sees everything exactly as it is without prejudice. It has grown attached to watching the pink wall with speckles, thinking of it as part of itself. However, faces and darkness interrupt its view. The mirror is important to the woman who uses it - each morning her face replaces the darkness in the mirror, and over the days the mirror sees her transform from a young girl to an old woman.