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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required IF YOU PULL A LONG FACE : Part XXIV IF you pull that long martyred face While brake-disks hiss howl metal-doors click-clutch-cluck on railway No Tokyo masks nor hand darts to protect the homefront populace Breeding grounds Underground cooking love-cold soup bacteriae If you pull that damnit I've-caught-it again long distressed face Between fleeing Metro stations unable to turn your face away Holding breath in terror fumigating in deadly solipsistic silence Which year's vaccination failed to mutate and antidotes convey If you pull that long contorted villified face Sandwiched between leaking semen sweat coughing sonorous spray Bacteria exploding tout azimut in jolting standing wool-crammed space Smiles stuck in smart-phones fingers deftly messaging con-art display If you then pull that fully-drenched long face Face to face with guys who repress no more pent-up phlegm volley Adding to that splash short staccato sharp poop-stench promise Who nurses not nor lodges the germinating common denominator heir Yet if you must pull that long innoculated face Remember the doctor the nurse the pharmacist all give willing way To the vast multi-national over/under the counter panacea commerce To keep the influenza germ indoors at soaring fever pitch - Hurray ! © T. Wignesan - Paris, January 25, 2019
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