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Narcissus's Reflection
I can feel the passion in his eyes
 How he is undeniably enamored by me and yet
 on the surface of this untouched pool
 is simply me, who is him
 But the whispers and flutters of the wind
 that bend against blackened trees, 
 with the gentle hums of the blue birds
 tell him to try harder
 and so his shaking hands plop into the pool only to find that I am gone
 but the birds and the wind still continue on with the singing in his ears of "our" everlasting song
 How pathetic that I am his first and last love,
 that he should be blinder than the blind
 and try to be kinder than the kind when he is not
 and so I think, "poor him", but then realize it is me
 that will forever watch this cretin of a dog in heat
 Oh,how naive one could be
 Like a quiet child who would like to think the moon will always follow where he should go
 a slave to ignorance is what I see,
 but how pitiful it is to once again realize
 that I him, and he is me

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