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And my nerves Are like useless hands At the edge of an Argument. My foot had a fight With a brown brogue And lost, And it pays for its defeat With nakedness. I carry a jaundiced bag On my hip, Like an oversized yellow blister, And I empty it With a tremored hand Against the cistern. Half of my face Went numb and I dumbly Stared into the bathroom mirror, Astounded that I Could still smile. My most meaningful relationship Is with laxatives! I romanticise my gut, Where the flora lives, Because you have to Love your body, Somehow - Don’t you?
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Sep 2, 2013
Sep 2, 2013 at 9:21 AM UTC
Multiple Sclerosis
And my nerves Are like useless hands At the edge of an Argument. My foot had a fight With a brown brogue And lost, And it pays for its defeat With nakedness. I carry a jaundiced bag On my hip, Like an oversized yellow blister, And I empty it With a tremored hand Against the cistern. Half of my face Went numb and I dumbly Stared into the bathroom mirror, Astounded that I Could still smile. My most meaningful relationship Is with laxatives! I romanticise my gut, Where the flora lives, Because you have to Love your body, Somehow - Don’t you?
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Sep 2, 2013
Sep 2, 2013 at 9:21 AM UTC
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