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The Woman in the Looking Glass by Dr. Dorothy B Holtslander Friday, October 21, 2011 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Do we really know who we are?

As I look into the looking glass I don’t know who I see This face is unfamiliar Looking back at me I do not know her And she does not know me Is this really what other? People see? I am timid, unsure of myself Always second guessing the Feelings I have felt She looks strong And so confident Always a smile upon her lips So sure of who and what she is While I tremble at the thought Of confronting the uncertainty ahead She knows that she can handle anything While I cower in my mind Behind the wall I have built there Away from future snares But, I must admit I like her more than myself If only I were her And she were me How much easier my life would be

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