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Mirror I know who I am. When I look in the mirror, I see me. - Quote by Tracy Morgan - QuotesBook

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I will wait be it instant Or new day matter I stand in front of the mirror Those the windows of my soul as I see myself I awaken in my bed I rise setting up I say thank God In honor and joy special praise thanking Him for life today This good new day risen awakened go to the bathroom praisin Beautiful I stand before my Father He sees me Naked As I see myself in the mirror I see my face standing in the mirror I see my eyes, I see me I see, I see me a student of myself positive self love huh And I am looking at myself as I am looking at myself I am an Inner peace to come I see myself I see myself Beyond due Process the window of my soul is open beautiful my Inuit Soul is open past the picture I stand I see my inner man Beyond my pupil God is my teacher I will be in this instant On this new day matter I stand in front of the mirror those the windows of my soul I see myself Beyond my eyes I see me beyond my tears I see me, I see, I see, I see me I see me, I see, I see, really me beyond my mind past Past myself mind-set is, I'm blessed All I can see in my face created by my Father And I am that I see, I see my reality in reality of mirror self It's not about me but the just God that part of Him in me More of Him less than me I see me I want to see the new you See as I see I see me and I will wait be in an instant this new Day matters I stand in front of the mirror I see the windows of my soul I see myself newness of God in me 11/30/22 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2o22

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