MirrorBy Joshua Kepfer
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Mirror your view to shift the effect. Search the ending to get help to process the change. Answer that back to yourself for enough evidence to build and support your construct. Construct your support and build to evidence enough for yourself to back that answer. Change the process to help get to ending the search. Effect the shift to view your mirror.
*This paragraph has the exact same words backwards as it does forwards. Halfway through, the words are repeated in the opposite order, like there’s a mirror stuck in there.
*This paragraph has the exact same words backwards as it does forwards. Halfway through, the words are repeated in the opposite order, like there’s a mirror stuck in there.
Joshua Kepfer lives in northern California where he enjoys exploring the wilderness of the mountains and ocean. Much of his inspiration to write prose, music, and poetry comes from nature and his faith in Jesus. He has work published in Peregrine Journal, Chaleur Magazine, Garfield Lake Review, and Coffin Bell Journal.