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Disaccharide

by @e-townsend

Two linked sugars make up a disaccharide. And that’s what we are- simple, plain table sugar dully passed back and forth to sweeten our taste. Sometimes I'll accidentally switch the shakers for breakfast, hand you the salt just to change up the spice. And sometimes I regret the bitter words you exchange in return for breaking the boring status quo.
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Sep 28, 2015
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who says you can't learn a new word in biology

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#regret#bitter#salt#sugar#status#spice#disaccharide#quo
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