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Sometimes I sense you in my bones seeping through my marrow, flitting through my veins, each footstep in time with a heartbeat. I know you well. I have known you well. At times there is guilt, stalling your departure from my life. Yet, still, I delight. You are a detriment, but like a tapeworm to anorexic, you are lovely to me in mind.
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