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I am many


I'de like to believe I am many.
 
My thoughts are my own blend of colors
 
bleeding into the skin I call home and taint it in hues of gold.
 
I'de like to believe I am many.
 
To find comfort in the way my eyes look at the world,
 
Not in the comforting haze of a childs, but of a person who wants to understand
 
I'de like to believe I am many,
 
My opinions speak nothing of the way I worry
 
That I am not many but one, in a crowd of millions where all believe they are many
 
I'de like to believe I am many
 
In a world I have created.  Where I take my mind's memories apart and contort it into dreams
 
I would like to believe I am many,
 
When being one would be to admit I am wrong.
 
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