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The sky is a mirror In a labyrinth of regrets. I hear myself in youth And shake my head in older age. But I am not myself. I pull my hair back to my feet, All the echoes that Reflect who I was, Or am, Or trying not to be, But I cannot find myself. I am trapped with everyone Telling me this and that About myself, But who knows me better That ME? I am a wounded animal In an extraordinary cage, Sky full of mirrors, I say regret, Others say remember, I say forget, Others say don't, Because I am not them. Me, myself And everyone else, Sky full of mirrors And only the memory remains.
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Jan 23, 2017
Jan 23, 2017 at 11:07 AM UTC
Me, Myself, and Everyone Else
The sky is a mirror In a labyrinth of regrets. I hear myself in youth And shake my head in older age. But I am not myself. I pull my hair back to my feet, All the echoes that Reflect who I was, Or am, Or trying not to be, But I cannot find myself. I am trapped with everyone Telling me this and that About myself, But who knows me better That ME? I am a wounded animal In an extraordinary cage, Sky full of mirrors, I say regret, Others say remember, I say forget, Others say don't, Because I am not them. Me, myself And everyone else, Sky full of mirrors And only the memory remains.
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Jan 23, 2017
Jan 23, 2017 at 11:07 AM UTC
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