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Mr me
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Mr Me,
from what I see,
you're wrapped in yourself, perfectly.
Mr me,
so stupidly,
you waltz in thinking you know me.
Mr me,
Please try and see,
how much like nothing you can seem.

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Reviewed by William DeVault
Reviewed on December 24, 2004
You have the gift. Explore your talents, get brave. I look forward to reading a lot more by you.


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