The poem describes looking through a looking glass and seeing oneself from different perspectives. The speaker sees their own reflection and "a myriad of me", while others only see their own reflections. Looking in the mirror allows the speaker to see themselves more fully than just their outward appearance.

1. Looking through the looking glass,
Looking through the looking glass,
Looking through the looking glass,
I see what is is more to me,
I see what more to me,
Others see their reflection,
Others see their reflection,
I see a Myriad ofof Me.
I see a Myriad Me.
I see what is more to me.
Looking through the looking glass,
I see Looking through the looking glass,
Others see their reflections,
I see what is more to me,
Others see their reflection,
I see a „Myriad of Me‟.
I see a Myriad of Me.
what is more to me,
Others see their reflection,
I see a Myriad of Me.--
- Srishti Goel

2. About Me- The Books Say It All
- Feminist
- Aspiring Space -Travelling buff
Tourist
-Absurd Playact
Greek
Fantasist -
Mythology -
devotee
-Food Enthusiast
- Swimmer
Free-time
Dancer Environmentalist-

3. Who Am I?
Walking through a lonely boulevard,
I thought to myself,” Who am I”.
Struggling within to find an answer, disheartened; dejected
I came across my guardian angel,
“Look into your mother‟s eyes,” he said,
“And you will know you are prized,
Look at your father‟s brow,
And you will know, you are his pride
Look at your sister‟s smile,
And you will know you are her joy.
Being something to the world is simple,
But, being everything to your loved ones
is what makes you special.”