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Flames burning in my face and 
balloons blooming in my ears 
waves of pain washing over my
head’s shores, not even lovely 
music takes the pain away
The chicken so carefully prepared 
was too fat - my system, already 
suffering this weekend, completely 
giving in, I feel such suffocation
can’t move freely, concentrating 
On breathing, my forehead growing 
heavy, lengthening -  changing into 
Boris Karloff when pain is paramount
the fire still spreading across my face
I can’t think straight
Can’t organise my thoughts, can’t breathe
the curse of the allergy holding me 
in its suffocating grasp...
Later 19:00
Feeling better already, Junior, our Jack Russel, 
lying on a chair under a blanket beside me, after 
taking medication, everything is getting better, 
now the only question worrying me is 
What information does non-physical awareness 
know about us, if we do certain things, are we 
allowed privacy? I like the way Tiffany forbade the 
little blue men from accompanying her everywhere 
In A Hat Full Of Sky by Terry Pratchett, I am sure 
all forms of consciousness understands the needs 
of biological life, but I wonder whether my fantasies 
are safe, given we cannot do everything
Surely it must be allowed to try them out in the mind
deciding beforehand which things we would like to 
realize in our lives and which we would respectfully 
leave for others to carry out - with more 
Enjoyment and understanding….
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