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The Robotic Surgeon

by patti-masterman-heterodynemind

The robotic surgeon didn't blink Smoke, swear, or fool around; He was the newest design of science His metal feet firmly on the ground. Robotic surgery was the latest Improvement over the manual kind There were no variations in technique; No reliance on flaky mind. He was diligent and precise Cutting flesh to invisible templates; He never erred and he never missed Never once paused, to vacillate. Trusted beyond the regular surgeon, Using his fragile, shaking hands; The robotic surgeon could do anything Because he wasn't just a man. The newest miracle of science was hailed As the end, to the older style; But one day the program blew a fuse- And he cut her head off, by a mile.
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Jun 30, 2010
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