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Exocytosis

by @allisonwonderland

I. I breathed in each toxic story of relatives departed or deported that left you with nothing but gerbera daisies next to gravestones. II. I tried to diffuse my scholarly ambitions, to fill in the blanks on your applications, to change your histology to help you evolve. III. My body rejected you. My alveoli ached to be free and breathe. My chordae tendinae were pulled too taut and tore. IV. I caved into myself with no other choice but to detoxify. *November 13, 2014 10:27:16 PM*
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