Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror

The title suggests a complex relationship between identity and perception. I wonder what led him to choose this particular image and how it shapes the poems' themes.

Many of the lines seem to blur the boundaries between the self and the outside world. I'm curious if this resonated differently with other readers.

The layered, reflective quality feels very much like a visual piece as well as a literary one. I wonder what artistic influences shaped his approach.