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Created on: July 23, 2009 Last Updated: July 31, 2009
my love is your hate, my happiness is your sorrow.
When my weakness prevails your strength fights within me,
What am I to do, as I look into the mirror it is you who I see.
Who are you I ask, because you surely can't be me.
Then again who am I standing on the outside looking deep within my soul.
My conscience should be my exterior because it is he who is truly bold.
When I tell myself yes, you always seem to tell me no.
When I say I'm going to leave it is you who always says no.
If I get it all wrong, who I do confess, when you already have a clue,
How am I to explain my actions, when I am not responsible, if it's you?
Two separate beings we are, although no one seems to see,
My conscience was in control all along, and you thought that it was me.
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