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Sometimes I spit To let the saliva Freeze On my lips Its stupid cold A cold of the kind That effects the synapses Of the mind So cold the the very molecules Experience a slowing of time That I Cannot taste Cold so that the frozen ground Refuses to accept The burial shroud A kind of cold That dinosaurs Dreamt of in nightmares Planetary bodies Far more distant from ours Are warmer And still the saliva Drips Moist on my lips Wet And dripping A defiant middle finger Shouting **** physics **** the evidence Nothing can be as real and limiting as this Biology at war with The law of thermodynamics A molecular battle to exist And still the cold persists
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Jan 9, 2014
Jan 9, 2014 at 12:07 AM UTC
Cold
Sometimes I spit To let the saliva Freeze On my lips Its stupid cold A cold of the kind That effects the synapses Of the mind So cold the the very molecules Experience a slowing of time That I Cannot taste Cold so that the frozen ground Refuses to accept The burial shroud A kind of cold That dinosaurs Dreamt of in nightmares Planetary bodies Far more distant from ours Are warmer And still the saliva Drips Moist on my lips Wet And dripping A defiant middle finger Shouting **** physics **** the evidence Nothing can be as real and limiting as this Biology at war with The law of thermodynamics A molecular battle to exist And still the cold persists
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Jan 9, 2014
Jan 9, 2014 at 12:07 AM UTC
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