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It's a thick blue awning, sludge and sap. Wax trudging and churning in my bowels. I lay in the bed, like some sort of fat cat -- just eaten my fair share of mice. Disgust and green, bubonic and glee, can I smile? Can I dial? Can I laugh. I've gotten off the phone with the quack. Medication so raw and sore like boils redder than dawn and more, chinese red and yellow ochre, feed me nausea, until it's over.
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Apr 1, 2016
Apr 1, 2016 at 8:29 PM UTC
Nausea
It's a thick blue awning, sludge and sap. Wax trudging and churning in my bowels. I lay in the bed, like some sort of fat cat -- just eaten my fair share of mice. Disgust and green, bubonic and glee, can I smile? Can I dial? Can I laugh. I've gotten off the phone with the quack. Medication so raw and sore like boils redder than dawn and more, chinese red and yellow ochre, feed me nausea, until it's over.
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Apr 1, 2016
Apr 1, 2016 at 8:29 PM UTC
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