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Robot
  I think
  That I am a robot
  Someone forgot
  How to put together
  I know the basic greetings -
  Programmed for five languages -
  But beyond that my brain
  Is not hardwired
  For conversation
  I can solve problems
  But something goes on the fritz
  Whenever I try:
  If it's too hard,
  This weird thing called
  Frustration
  Takes over
  I perform basic functions
  Among them,
  Walking, driving,
  Brushing my teeth,
  Eating
  But I'm not sure clumsiness
  Was really part of the package
  But there's something else,
  Something they didn't expect
  When they connected my wires
  And activated my buttons,
  When they welded the metal
  And screwed in computer chips:
  I have emotions
  And of all the wrong ways
  I could have gone
  This is probably
  The most heart-breaking
  Of all.

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