Reflection of a Stranger

My reflection hates me,
Giving me nothing but a glare.
Bringing me farther down,
Leaving me too numb to care.

Emptiness fills my stomach,
Leaving my body wary and weak.
Pain searing through my veins,
Pulling me down, mocking me.

It makes me so disgusted,
This face I see in the mirror.
I'm worthless, a nobody;
I'm way past being insecure.

But here I remain to look,
Liking nothing I ever see.
Another day has come and gone,
And still my reflection hates me.