Being yourself is not always
An easy thing if you
Do not know
Who you really are
Or could be
Being yourself is not always
An easy thing if you
Do not know
Who you really are
Or could be
I do not know
Who I am
I lost myself
Long time ago
Trying to adopt
To other peoples need
My story is short
The message is not important
And very important
Since is me
Me is the center of universe
No one and nothing is more important
I even got an autograph once
Written by a very important author
Whose name I have forgotten
(After all is not my name)
She or he agreed
To something
But I cannot tell you what
All the my energy is absorbed
By thinking on me
In deep mode searching
Our future
Opening up closed gates
Going through the whole process
Again and again
Like an eternal pattern
Of different stars
Another galaxy, another me
Yet the same
Who am I?
Why am I?
Being present
In a least
Two worlds
At the same time
Connections and memories
Passing through my mind
Intensive madness in a box
Who am I?
It does not matter
Identity is an illusion
It does not matter
Only being matters
the world turns on a word
I'm just another dreamer...
let's mend the broken
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