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Distorted mirror

I glance to my side to see my mirror image. She looks just like me. But there are small differences. And it really shows who's the better one. Her hair is longer, her skin is clearer she's taller and thinner. Her body is more complete and smaller. She's lovely. Mother calls her wise and intelligent. She's the favorite. I sit in my corner. I always fail, never could compare. My candle was outshone by the brilliance of her star. I love her. I have to, and I admire her. ... But I hate her too. I've always been her inferior. And I hate it because I know she's right. Always is. I want to break her perfection. But that would break her too. As perfect as she is, being broken is not for her. It would hurt her too much. It would be unfair to her. ... I may hate my other half But I don't. She's too good for that and I want to protect her. See, You can't hate the one person you really cannot live without. It's impossible. I'll live with her being perfect I can survive in her shadow. I know how to. I've been weak so long that I know I'm strong enough to persevere.
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Jul 12, 2013
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for my perfect twin

sorry that this is so long.

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