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A silver pipe strikes me on the left-hand window, breaking the dullness of these grey hospital walls. Granddad, you’re due for your umpteenth colonoscopy, and here I am thinking about how your IV’d wrists strip away light like a prism. They bandage the hurt leaking from your eyes and let rainbows clog up your insides. (Is that why you can't go, you old geezer?) (Smile a bit more, will you?)
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Jul 1, 2015
Jul 1, 2015 at 1:57 PM UTC
Sickness
A silver pipe strikes me on the left-hand window, breaking the dullness of these grey hospital walls. Granddad, you’re due for your umpteenth colonoscopy, and here I am thinking about how your IV’d wrists strip away light like a prism. They bandage the hurt leaking from your eyes and let rainbows clog up your insides. (Is that why you can't go, you old geezer?) (Smile a bit more, will you?)
jedd-ong
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Jul 1, 2015
Jul 1, 2015 at 1:57 PM UTC
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