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Jun 2013
She wrote me poetry, that girl with sweet-ice eyes.
We'd trade them at the end of every day
In the hospital.
I promised to be an antidote
As long as she could prevent me
From seeping into her veins.
But we all are weak,
And I spread through her with surprising toxicity.
She only saw my sickness-
But I had already created a new one
In her.
Anna
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