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Social regress, a ninety day wait
A man with a talk show telling me why it ought not to change
It’s crazy how often it works that way
Privatized healthcare is a fucking disgrace
Routine diagnosis, and quite a clear path
You act like R&D investment is a matter of simple, direct, and infallible math
Yeah man, I’m sure Cialis really needed 130 million dollars in ads
Because production costs about as much as it costs to co-opt research from academic labs
The swells in, reasonable coverage for
Those in, a fascinating tension at shore
Send you kids away, send your kids to war,
They’ll get what they paid for
Fucking nothing
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Jetta
02:30
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An all familiar sound, lacks forgiveness, eats away at those who hear it
There are things too grotesque to speak plainly of and without metaphors
Which hold them close yet soft in robust packages, packed as adages
A cold attempt to keep them away
But you’re still dead and I still forgot to text you back that day
So I’ll try to grow like your garden
That you would have tended
But plans are upended (appended)
And plants at their roots
At their roots
And I’m afraid that I might let them die
But I hope you’d forgive me
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Yail Fort Collins, Colorado
beakercore | anti-fascist | mostly about science | sometimes about animal crossing
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