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A virus overwhelmed me

A virus overwhelmed me

One as quite unique

Different from all others,

Failing to power leak.

 

Infestations come and go,

But this one wants to stay

No matter anyone’s acts,

It doesn’t go away.

 

I fought it strong and long

Foiling to my win

Maybe it’d be painless

If I would just give in.

 

A plague one of a kind

Haunting until so,

A copy is made and sent

Conjuring a friend from foe

 

Then they’ll live in harmony

The virus and ourselves.

And perhaps a later day,

To hear the wedding bells.

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Written by
gary-w-weasel-jr-1
American
Published
Feb 12, 2010
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Written: July 16, 2003 @ 10:55 PM CDT

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