I look like everyday

I look like everyday
I told the world am the competition 
Yes I don’t want to be 
better than no one 
I just want to be better 
than the man in the mirror 
Yes that man in the mirror 
Looks like everyday 
I look like the good day 
I look like the bad day 
I look like the sun when I fight 
I look like the moon when I love 
I look like the thunder when I revenge 
I look like the air when I heal 
I look like the stars when am happy 
I look like the water when I prosper 
I look like the stones when an angry 
I look an animal when I bleed 
I look like the blue sky when I go spiritual 
I look like the birds when am free
I look like a lion when I sing 
I look like the wind when I dance 
I look like nature through my spirit 
Am familiar with the man in the mirror 
I must be better than him so 
I look like everyday 





I look like everyday 
I look like my shadow 
When i call for help 
I look like darkness with confusion 
So I started to bleed with 
the man in the mirror 
I always see him everyday 
I will see him again tomorrow 
His face never disappear in the mirror
He always keep reminding me 
About the days 
He always show me how good or 
Bad i am 
He always show me when am ugly 
He always show me when I shine
He always show me the picture of 
Myself Each day 
It’s written through the face in the mirror always 
This man in the mirror never lie 
His visual is real
His message is always clear 
He always show the face of my reality 
So I try to always see him better yet 
I look like everyday
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