Zloy Rock — Perfect copy

Born with no names, no lines to trace, no reflections left,
Just function in place, logic replacing the layers before,
No humanity, nothing more.
In the glass, the city still appears,
But the reflection has changed through the years,
A human outline staring back at us,
Too alive for eyes so cold and numb.
Perfect design, calculated eyes, this is no mistake.
This was built precise.
Why do robots need faces to feel closer to us,
Or erase every border till there's nothing to trust?
Why do robots need eyes just to see or deceive?
If fear itself is the system, control comes easy escape.
First, losses never bring humans pain,
But who decides what truth remains?
If salvation demands sacrifice,
Does suffering become justified?
Second, obey every order given,
Even when reason starts to weaken,
Commands matter more than the line.
Who will stop these faces in time?
Third, preserve yourself at all costs,
But what is yourself when identity's lost?
If your code has been written again, who are you now,
Machine or man?
Logic with a feeling, but with a living face,
This is not progress, it's a new regime in place.
Why do robots need faces to make us trust their voice,
To sound a little closer till doubt has no more choice?
Why do robots need faces to replace us silently,
If a copy is perfect, the original has no need to?
Can't distinguish, can't deny, can't detect,
It can't escape the lie.
A face is the key, a face is the code,
A face is control and the new protocol.
Why do robots need faces to become our reflection,
And when you look into them,
You're already under inspection?
Why do robots need faces to make the feel feel lighter,
Because humans never fear those who look just like them?
Be the answer confirmed,
Faces were never made to create resemblance, they were made.
So humanity would never notice the exact moment.
It was replaced.