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Two choices,
Medicine that tastes awful
Or poison that tastes good.
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Gal Mux
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On Winning and Losing
Recently, the pleasant surprise of placement on the Vocal Bonus Leaderboard sent me down a rabbit hole. Now, rabbit holes are a pretty common place for me to spend time, but I don't always feel the call to write about them. To be honest, the thought of sharing some of them mortifies me.
By Dana Crandell2 days ago in Writers
Comments (5)
a charming style!
I guess it depends on what you're treating. :)
nice
Thought-provoking! I like the depth here--how often what we think we want, what tastes good and is convenient, isn't what's best for us. I also really liked the picture you chose to go along with this poem.
Both, please! I love this! I had a friend from Japan who used to say the same thing. He used to tell me “American medicine doesn’t work, it tastes to good to work. Medicine only works if it tastes awful!” Lol that’s what I thought of when I read this!