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he was 13 years old when I first met him in the white corridor endless linoleum floor the sound of screeching rubber shoes nurses tired from their night shift wayward doctors brooding over their next case there he came slipped into the waiting room as quickly as his mutated feet allowed him his life; bizarre his black hair stuck close to his forehead deaf nearly blind but there's something in his eyes a glimpse of life the perception? a rattling breath, a shrug his back is bent his fifth operation his trembling, pale hands, which he holds in front of his chest like crooked but delicate dragonfly wings the chaos of chromosomes mutation he wasn't just ill he was the disease
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Jan 24, 2020
Jan 24, 2020 at 4:00 PM UTC
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he was 13 years old when I first met him in the white corridor endless linoleum floor the sound of screeching rubber shoes nurses tired from their night shift wayward doctors brooding over their next case there he came slipped into the waiting room as quickly as his mutated feet allowed him his life; bizarre his black hair stuck close to his forehead deaf nearly blind but there's something in his eyes a glimpse of life the perception? a rattling breath, a shrug his back is bent his fifth operation his trembling, pale hands, which he holds in front of his chest like crooked but delicate dragonfly wings the chaos of chromosomes mutation he wasn't just ill he was the disease
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Jan 24, 2020
Jan 24, 2020 at 4:00 PM UTC
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