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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required and suddenly all bets are off--- wondering how it all summed up itself in such a way as if the body would last forever, as if this thing that exists to cart your sorry ass around would stand tall & unique amidst the wreckage of “civilization”--- now completely vulnerable & in the hands of people you’ve never met, your pride gets thrown to the wayside & whatever you were before you laid down on the bed (or were lifted upon because you had no strength to do it yourself) seems rather irrelevant now. like a wo/man stranded with no money in a country of which the language & the culture they do not share you walk through your experience trying to clench onto every moment where every action is determined by others in a kind of language that you are not familiar with where the technicalities mean everything & behind the blue masks they say things with their eyes often as throw you off of the serious nature which comes with every move. the present is more present than it ever has been before & what seems most important really is not as scary as it had been only minutes before--- no matter the amount of money that society says you will pay for the rest of your life as a result of getting sick, of feeling pain, of ending up on this bed amidst the gaze of strangers, one fact that remains certain, that if you were not on that bed waiting for the anesthesia & then the slicing, you would not be waiting for anything. this procedure will prolong the inevitable & it will place you in a group with others whose perspective may or may not have changed as a result--- if anything, you know now more than you ever did that it all ends up as nothing & you are worked on like a car in a shop so that your mere existence can implement some kind of domino effect in the reality that comes after you cease when all your experiences topple onto someone, something, somewhere else, each meaningless in its own way, each struggling to stay afloat, to breathe, to find another reason to laugh.
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