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He is the Phone


No longer a reflection, but a refraction 

 

No longer temporary, but a permanent installment

 

Not drawn on the water, but depicted in pixels

 

Not a shunned deed, but a commonplace act

 

A frivolous myth, they declare the existence of Narcissus

 

But is he really a figment of our imagination,

 

If he lives within us all?

 
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