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Introspection
I’m implored to define the word:
I
As in an idea
Of what? My
Identity?
Ideology?
Individuality?
But “I” is the hardest word to define.
I may as well describe the world
In a word.
On Monday I am a doer,
On Tuesday a thinker,
On Wednesday a giver,
And on Thursday a worrier.
But when Friday arrives,
It’s as if living with myself
Is akin to getting to know a new person
That doesn’t like to talk
Or speaks a different language.
When the prying eyes of the world fix their gaze on me,
They witness a manifestation, a figment, a lie.
Because as they assume and jump to their conclusions,
An unidentified, squandered figure scrambles to find itself
For the first time.

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