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"This s.o.b. has got Tourette's. Who knows what he might say? We'd better Get him under before he rises. Sterilize something fast!" I'm awake for the time being. When sleep comes I shall play the perfect display of my bacillus. Reposing On the white table like a necrotic pieta. Off to my Left I can hear those touchstones spinning in fine sockets, Sterilizing my hands by binding my feet. Soon I will be A paragon of grunting celluloid, clutched at by Heated hearts to wrinkle and shear. I can already taste the cleanser. Rubber foam, steel clamp and tongue depressor. Excise the black portions with a serrated life, You might as well. Because it doesn't matter How much morphine sits in the delirium drip. I'm still alive: the crush and blink in Boris Karloff eyes. When I gather up my self in the morning. I will be instructed to take all Ten a day And check in regularly. Despite the cold, Despite the heat, the embryo has quite failed.
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Mar 1, 2010
Mar 1, 2010 at 10:34 AM UTC
Xenophilia and the Surgeon
"This s.o.b. has got Tourette's. Who knows what he might say? We'd better Get him under before he rises. Sterilize something fast!" I'm awake for the time being. When sleep comes I shall play the perfect display of my bacillus. Reposing On the white table like a necrotic pieta. Off to my Left I can hear those touchstones spinning in fine sockets, Sterilizing my hands by binding my feet. Soon I will be A paragon of grunting celluloid, clutched at by Heated hearts to wrinkle and shear. I can already taste the cleanser. Rubber foam, steel clamp and tongue depressor. Excise the black portions with a serrated life, You might as well. Because it doesn't matter How much morphine sits in the delirium drip. I'm still alive: the crush and blink in Boris Karloff eyes. When I gather up my self in the morning. I will be instructed to take all Ten a day And check in regularly. Despite the cold, Despite the heat, the embryo has quite failed.
© Cody Edwards 2010
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Mar 1, 2010
Mar 1, 2010 at 10:34 AM UTC
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