The Alternate Me
Two sides to every reflection, I stare at her and she at me, Fierce eyes and broken shadows. Who am I? Am I her? Broken and sad. Or am I me? Strong and fearless. In a world full of mirrors, we are reflections Of the girl who stands her ground, and is always heard, A fighter to the end, loved and feared. And of the other, scared and lonely, a gentle kiss placed on a world of destruction. In universe of confusion, I am the alternate.
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