I look in the water, An image staring back at me. It seems the image knows me better than I know myself. I don't know identity, Just hide it. No one knows I can't know myself, They see who I let them see. "Trust me," the mirror says, "You'll be… more real." But I know the mirror Is just me, but a reflection. Except A clean reflection. Me as I was born, as I will die, An exact me. Except I wish this water would Show me solutions and not the problem. But No one needs to know I looked in the water, They'll never see what I saw. The mirror, It's just for me, it's all my choice. But I can't forget I am not who I think. I can hardly know my deepest self. The mirror knows: I am not myself. I am the reflection.