| The first ripening pustule — reared its black head today
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| A mephitic harbinger — of inexorable decay
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| Carbuncles and buboes — weeping welts to ensue
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| Blood bears infection — as it courses through
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| In sickness as in health — sickened by the sight
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| Of myself in the mirror — cowering from the light
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| Sickened in heart and mind — bowed beneath this blight
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| Flesh suppurates — blood drains to white
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| Once infected death’s grip seizes through my veins
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| Blackening sores erupt, fever boils through my brains
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| A contagious affliction, sputum expectorates red
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| Sickened unto the grave
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| As epidermal revulsion marks me as soon to be dead
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| Sickened unto the grave
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| Sickened — unto the grave
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| My family and neighbors — come shun my face
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| For fear of infection — I’ll be left to my fate
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| Writhing in dejection — in an abhorrent state
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| My blood drains to white — sickened unto the grave
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| The pustules rupture — a foul, fetid spew
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| Swollen piles leaking — infectious, discolored grue
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| My shocking reflection — I no longer recognize
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| As I succumb to decay — before my festered eyes
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| The only solace I find is that as the contagion spreads
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| I’ll be joined by you all amongst the numberless dead
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| A contagious affliction, sputum expectorates red
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| Sickened unto the grave
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| As epidermal revulsion marks me as soon to be dead
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| Sickened unto the grave
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| Sickened — unto the grave
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| Life looms somewhere forgotten in a feverish haze
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| As my extremities contort beneath my gore-grizzled gaze
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| Waking hours turned to nightmare as my senses decay
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| And my blood drains to white, sickened unto the grave
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| There’s a ripening reek that emanates from my crotch
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| And I dare not speak the horrid shade of the blotch
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| That marks my face as one soon to be at death’s door
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| As I now become totally rotten to the gore — totally rotten to the gore
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| As my bowels liquefy and my skin sloughs away
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| Sickened unto the grave
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| I welcome the cold comfort of death’s black embrace
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| Sickened unto the grave
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| Sickened — unto the grave |