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Mirror
I am about to turn on the vacuum in my parents room
 But then, my mom’s antique dresser mirror catches my eye
 I look at myself
 And ask the one question which has been used for about 2,000 years.
 Who am I?
 
 I am a reader
 I am a comedian
 I am a chocoholic
 I am a modern miracle
 But most of all I am a family man.
 
 As I look in the mirror again,
  I realize that I am unique
 They thought I was going to die
 But I still am here
 I am a lot of things
 
 I am me
 Even though I might not know what me means.
 
 I still am.
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