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When you look kool uoy nehW
into a mirror rorrim a otni
it is not ton si ti
yourself you see ees uoy flesruoy
but a kind dnik a tub
of apish error rorre hsipa fo
posed in fearful lufraef ni desop
symmetry yrtemmys

~John Updike (Mirror, Telephone Poles and Other Poems)

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