Borges and I

It seems that Borges and the writer is the same person, Borges is the alter ego. He describes that both have the same preferences and sees a lot of himself in Borges. The author describes that he will one day perish and that because of Borges he will live on. He does want to separate himself from Borges but realizes that it will never happen since the two are complimentary. This is where the conflict starts, he doesn’t want to be associated with Borges but they cannot escape from one another. Finally, he got completely confused when he stated that he is not sure who stated/wrote that paragraph describing their inter relationships………