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Possibly I caught it from
a well used desk.
This ever growing
swordlike Superbug.
It makes me dizzy
with unrelenting fear.
It would often make me distracted from
my teacher’s words -much more than
that in reality- but after a
awhile, I grew up a short lived
immunity. I was sure as I grew in age, that it
would become dormant- that I would build up a permanent
resilience to the fear of an ever changing environment- I thought I was stronger, and
that I should be able to fight it down each time with ease. This thought
may have given me confidence; instilling
optimism, but it would only greatened
my frustration when it would again
mutate: introducing a new unrecognizable strain.
It continues to
ail my mind
but at least I can hope for the
freedom that comes
soon when I become
accustomed to it once again
besides it’s persistent
stubbornness
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