Naked girl in mirror

Dhanush describing a world divided between destruction and progress. Black Mirror This is a television anthology series describing the dark side of life and technology in modern societies. Charlie Brooker directed it. They first killed my father Meet 5-year-old Young Ung who is trained as a soldier in the era when the Khmer Rouge.

Throughout the core of the poem, a sense of betrayal is felt as the young girl is both in isolation and is trapped within herself. Her awkwardness with the changes that puberty imbibes is seen in her fear of adolescence and what lies beyond that. She is not only revealing her naked body in the mirror, but also her bare and stripped soul. The last two stanzas of the poem, in particular, create a sense of urgency which really builds to a climax.

This is not I. I had no body once- only what served my need to laugh and run and stare at stars and tentatively dance on the fringe of foam and wave and sand and sun. Eyes loved, hands reached for me, but I was gone on my own currents, quicksilver, thistledown.

What is the speaker looking at in the mirror? How does the speaker feel about her body? What will her body seek? What physical evidence does the speaker give to support her feelings of betrayal?