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I am the rat that escaped from all of these Bottled diseases. The flash eating organisms that have wasted the others. But I was unable to escape the memories, the scars, And the aftermath. I still have the sickness; the antibiotic did not complete It's process of healing. The caress of chemicals Inside of my bloodstream did not satisfy the lust for life I had always suffered through. Never have I seen a light other than the fluorescents hanging above the steel table As they dissected my friends. They only ones I have ever seen alive. The factory settings of their decomposition have been restarted and they erode as if Made of dust. They basically are at this point. The rustling of papers sickens me, recording everything the scientists see; they study us Under a microscope. They smell of rust and sawdust, old and crippled. Cruel. They keep us in glass boxes and torture us with everything we fear.
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Nov 26, 2013
Nov 26, 2013 at 9:47 AM UTC
Laboratory
I am the rat that escaped from all of these Bottled diseases. The flash eating organisms that have wasted the others. But I was unable to escape the memories, the scars, And the aftermath. I still have the sickness; the antibiotic did not complete It's process of healing. The caress of chemicals Inside of my bloodstream did not satisfy the lust for life I had always suffered through. Never have I seen a light other than the fluorescents hanging above the steel table As they dissected my friends. They only ones I have ever seen alive. The factory settings of their decomposition have been restarted and they erode as if Made of dust. They basically are at this point. The rustling of papers sickens me, recording everything the scientists see; they study us Under a microscope. They smell of rust and sawdust, old and crippled. Cruel. They keep us in glass boxes and torture us with everything we fear.
I hate this place.
kagami
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Nov 26, 2013
Nov 26, 2013 at 9:47 AM UTC
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