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The Intangible Cure

by cubicle-kryptonite

Got me a dose of my own medicine and I can't stomach the taste. I spit it out and let the virus run a muck throughout the place. My mix-tapes are an act of meditation. A phonetic compilation. An auditory trepanation.   With a couple screws loose I'm beginning to know the drill, And already the hole is on its way to being filled. Though the void keeps my brain pulsing, still, as my self trepidation is yet to be fulfilled. Winter is a stone-cold killer. I can feel its icy fingers groping the back of my skull. Numbing the occipital lobe.  Static. Gray. Snow.  A visual forebode.   Neurotic overload. Sparks flying and dying. Light to dark. Good to bad. Duality deceased. Appoint the next fad.
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