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in_my_mirror
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Waiting in line I watch you In my mirror, sitting in your car. You twirl your hair and Gaze wistfully through the window. I sit in my stuffy truck wondering What you're thinking. The reflection in the glass Reflects your reflection In your glass – It’s a visual paradox That bends my mind Somewhat like I bent your heart. In all these reflections I Begin to reflect on you And me. Together. And I am warmed.
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030106
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Cicero
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Waiting in line I watch you In my mirror, sitting in your car. You twirl your hair and Gaze wistfully through the window. I sit in my stuffy truck wondering What you're thinking. The reflection in the glass Reflects your reflection In your glass – It’s a visual paradox That bends my mind Somewhat like I bent your heart. In all these reflections I Begin to reflect on you And me. Together. And I am warmed.
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030106
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birdmad
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the face maybe isn't so bad, but i still don't like the guy staring back through that silver window
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030107
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bespeckled
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She stares at me with blackened eyes, with teary, red, tired eyes. She pleads with me to just let go. To end her sorrow, end her torment, expell her hypocricy finally. How can I reject her? I know what she wants. I want what she wants. We are kindred; we are pure beings who strive for everything good and pure and right. How can I reject her prompting to toss aside the mask? Why allow a sympathetic, crying heart to overwhelm a conscience and a soul? She offers me cleansing water, but I insist on stroking this rag of ash along my white skin and heart.
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030121
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Cicero
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While she sat admiring her pureness a kindred spirit fell to his death. Grasping at the corners of the illusion he stumbled off the cliff, her last real expression - not the one in the mirror - burned lovingly into his mind.
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030130
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what's it to you?
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