You Are a Disease
grooveamatic
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You are a disease to me
(a pestilence, a shadow)
whose stink stays in my clothes
like clove smoke
or horseradish:
You are what death would be
if we died and kept living.
You are some sort of smell
(a gel, a moving thing)
which slimes through my soul
like a worm
through a brown apple:
You are what life would be
if sickness was grand.
And I cannot rid my mind of the frown that you wear
as though Gabriel’s horn was too loud in your ear.
(a pestilence, a shadow)
whose stink stays in my clothes
like clove smoke
or horseradish:
You are what death would be
if we died and kept living.
You are some sort of smell
(a gel, a moving thing)
which slimes through my soul
like a worm
through a brown apple:
You are what life would be
if sickness was grand.
And I cannot rid my mind of the frown that you wear
as though Gabriel’s horn was too loud in your ear.
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good stuff groovy
"Hear me, my chiefs!
I am tired; my heart is
sick and sad. From where
the sun stands I will fight
no more forever."
Chief Joseph - Nez Perce