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Ninth Grade - Biology

by dissipate

I found an empty book, it's labelled biology- grade nine, fake lines ran across the book, never any real content, to feel content with what I read was an impossible matter, scattered diagrams of human anatomy too far from realism because realistic diagrams would include labels to hearts with coloured charts stating that 'this may fall apart- not by fat barricades, but to paraphrase a different place, Neruda chases the stars and from afar as the cages of ribs would rip and sometimes, just enough to have felt loved, to feel enough with being held for just a night, a short time, but life is built beyond a biology book. It is so strange that I have learnt so much more about life than ninth grade biology because being biologically correct doesn't erect the hairs on my back as an assortment of words like an assortment of birds aren't really meant to be described as assortments and a biology book isn't really meant to describe life.
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