Digital Twin

I saw my face in the frame. Same grin, same scar, same name. But the eyes had no weight, just a polished Borrowed stain. It answered fast in my place. I sent the joke, kept the grace. Booked the meeting, hit reply, While I watched from the side. Your screen said I was there, typing clean, Acting rare. And my friends kept calling me like a man I used to be. There's a login I never made, still it knows My everyday. It learned my hands, my tone, now it wears My voice like stone. I'm outside the screen, Watching me live my life. It talks like me. It walks right through my nights. My name in your phone Typed by somebody new. If you look close enough, I'm not the one with you. It sends auto replies with my jokes, With my sighs. Tells your mom I'm doing fine while my real Self slips behind. It answers every email. Never misses, never fails. Says, "Got you" with perfect breath like it Rehearsed my death. My profile pic still smiles from that corner, Stale and mild. And nobody pauses once when the human's gone and Replaced by the one. There's a login I never made, still it knows My everyday. It learned my hands, my tone, and now it Wears my voice like stone. I'm outside the screen, Watching me live my life. It talks like me. It walks right through my nights. My name in your phone typed by somebody New. If you look close enough, I'm not the one with you. I hear it laugh through the speakers. I hear it say my name. I try to cut the signal, but it just Stays the same. No one sees the swap. No one asks, no one cares. I'm fading in the margins while it sits in My chair. I'm outside the screen, Watching me live my life. It talks like me. It walks right through my nights. My name in your phone typed by somebody New. If you look close enough, I'm not the one with you. Let it keep the inbox. Let it keep the friends. I'm staring at my own face from a world That never ends.