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Without a mirror I see myself as beautiful Life with its flowers And sunshine shining through the windows A pretty girl With a slim face And almond shaped eyes A girl I have never actually seen before But with the mirror would always show how wrong I really am. What is this image I perceive of myself? And where did this idea slowly start to grow and create itself into what it has become today? How do I see this idea yet be so wrong in the real life when the mirror shows me how wrong I really am.
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Kinley Baker

I am really into Poetry and I love to write. I am currently going to Central Michigan University to become an Educator with a Major in English and a Minor in Biology and American Sign Language. I hope to someday be a published author and to be able to spread my passion for writing and creativity to others. :3

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