Mirrors |
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Mutual support
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A recurring transmission |

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of messages |
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from
It to It
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from You to Me |

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from Me to You |
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from
It to It
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Hurt me
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Did you hurt me? |

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Did I hurt you? |
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Is the aim
in the
mirror?
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Through the mirror |

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I see |
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my aim |
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your aim |
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One and the same? |
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Can something emerge |

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from the mirror
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that wasn't there |
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to begin with? |
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The ego is hurt
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when it's not allowed |

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to control.
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Can I control my mirror? |
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Can you control your mirror? |
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Can the
mirror
be controlled? |
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If we are truly mirrors, |

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can we ever stop being mirrors? |
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Flying away |
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far from each other |
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will our light
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still find a reflecting surface |
in a fading speck of dust? |
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I have a mirror. |

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I have no mirror. |
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You have a mirror. |

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You have no mirror. |
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Place your hand
against
my face.
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In my eyes
you will find
yourself.
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