Gray Cement. Always cool. Even in Summertime. Very dim light on blotches and stains Molecularly Bonded to the Cement. slow motion close up A Green Jell-O mold is set on a 4th of July picknick table. Sticky molecules grip the cement and grey green phlem jiggles in place. "A Place for Everything and Everything in its Place" very fast reverse White Coat blurs in a strangely patterned motion an ill conceived dance, a dance of routine mared with chaos Globs of goo leap from the floor into the Doctor's mouth Reverse coughing...coughing it down. Flashes of milky yellow semen Are pulled into his cock like it was a sperm hoover Belt buckles flashing...unfastening and refastening snap back to the present(First Person) Down a long arm a button is pushed see only shoes A shoe steps onto the phlem and spreads it in a half dollar form. Part of the sticky molecules are making electrical exchanges with the sole of the shoe. Tearing loose phlem structures with a twist and a forward step it is lifed into the air. Then the quivering goo is slammed down onto the cold grey cement where some of it bonds with the porus cement leaving a thin dime size spot of mucous and rotten tissues infected with something he never expected. A trail of dimesize gobs of rotton lung grease followed the footsteps of the old doctor. Next patient please!
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