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Under the knife for a tumour a globe under his skull in surgery's blood eventually awake from gray anaesthetic entering the floors of healing in the anonymity of white hospital sheets among heart attacks and appendicitis bone marrows, tubes tied, eyes straightened and bones set "several years of reading got rubbed out" the messenger with his hands to his head without a point of reference. reviewing his brain for messages to return then reading and rereading what he has already read trying to make up for lost messages connecting the dots of the electrons of his brain so that he may return to the village and tell us where he has been.
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Jul 21, 2017
Jul 21, 2017 at 10:20 PM UTC
Marshall McLuhan (1911-1980)
Under the knife for a tumour a globe under his skull in surgery's blood eventually awake from gray anaesthetic entering the floors of healing in the anonymity of white hospital sheets among heart attacks and appendicitis bone marrows, tubes tied, eyes straightened and bones set "several years of reading got rubbed out" the messenger with his hands to his head without a point of reference. reviewing his brain for messages to return then reading and rereading what he has already read trying to make up for lost messages connecting the dots of the electrons of his brain so that he may return to the village and tell us where he has been.
sarah-j-roebuck
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Jul 21, 2017
Jul 21, 2017 at 10:20 PM UTC
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