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    The document is a poem that explores themes of inner reflection, self-care, and self-love. Through metaphor and imagery, it describes how one finds comfort and care by looking within oneself through personal reflection illuminated by one's own inner light. It suggests this process of inner care allows one to invent the theme of Narcissus, referring to Greek mythology of self-admiration and the dangers of self-absorption.

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    The document is a poem that explores themes of inner reflection, self-care, and self-love. Through metaphor and imagery, it describes how one finds comfort and care by looking within oneself through personal reflection illuminated by one's own inner light. It suggests this process of inner care allows one to invent the theme of Narcissus, referring to Greek mythology of self-admiration and the dangers of self-absorption.

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    Dirait On Pronunciation

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    The document is a poem that explores themes of inner reflection, self-care, and self-love. Through metaphor and imagery, it describes how one finds comfort and care by looking within oneself through personal reflection illuminated by one's own inner light. It suggests this process of inner care allows one to invent the theme of Narcissus, referring to Greek mythology of self-admiration and the dangers of self-absorption.

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    Dirait-­‐on

     
    (Dee-­‐reh-­‐tohn)  
     
    A-­‐ban-­‐don    
    (Ah-­‐bahn-­‐dohn)  
     
    en-­‐tou-­‐re  
    (ohn-­‐too-­‐reh)  
     
    d’a-­‐ban-­‐don  
    (dah-­‐bahn-­‐dohn)  
     
    ten-­‐dresse  tou-­‐chant  
    (tohn-­‐dress  too-­‐shawn)  
     
    aux  ten-­‐dres-­‐ses…  
    (aw  tohn  dress-­‐uh)  
     
    C’est  ton  in-­‐te-­‐ri-­‐eur  
    (seh  tohn  een-­‐teh-­‐ree-­‐ur)  
     
    Qui  sans  cesse  
    (Kee  sahn  seh)  
     
    Se  ca-­‐resse  
    (seh  cah-­‐ress)  
     
    -­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐  
    Se  ca-­‐res-­‐se  
    (seh  cah-­‐res-­‐seh)  
     
    en  soi  me-­‐me  
    (ohn  swa  meh-­‐meh)  
     
    par-­‐son  pro-­‐pre  
    (par-­‐sohn  pro-­‐preh)  
     
    re-­‐flet    e-­‐clai-­‐re  
    (reh-­‐flet    eh-­‐clair-­‐reh)  
     
    Ain-­‐si  tu  
    (ahn-­‐see  too)  
     
    in-­‐ventes  le  the-­‐me  
    (ahn-­‐vant  leh  teh-­‐meh)  
     
    du  Nar-­‐cisse  
    (doo  Nar-­‐sees)  
     
    ex-­‐au-­‐ce  
    (ex-­‐oh-­‐seh)  
     

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