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The New York Times

by manx-kronos-pragna

Tender flesh, pale & thin; Cigarette burns pock cratered skin. Entrails that entail, poison foretaste. Hidden, not much to be read, that Of false smiles, on a plaster face. The cancer within, Almost at its brim, Building to the self-consumption Surely bound to take it's place.
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