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Biological Warfare

Sinuses, you have won today,

but the night shall be mine,

for down my throat

I have poured the elixir of wonder

and shoved the grenade

of mucus dismemberment

and I have aerated my nostrils

with the flow of nase.

I may be pass through the night unknowingly,

but at least I know that you will not hinder me any longer.

No more will my brain try to escape its confounds,

no more shall my glasses feel like they are crushing my nose as a grape.

I shall sleep as you are conquered.

Yes, you may have won the day,

but I, I will have the night.

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aric-j-brisolara
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Jan 18, 2012
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