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Artist: The Sequence of Prime
Canonical path: /the-sequence-of-prime/dandelions-in-spring
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Dandelions in Spring
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Dandelions in Spring
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The retrovirus mutates
Into an airborne pandemic
Cytopathic effects on the host's cellular structure
Extensive irreparable damage
Immunity is an impossibility
Virulence
Metaphorical Luftwaffe takes to the skies
Nature's genocide
The damage done to man
Will never match what man has done
Quarantine failing
Breath it in
The aftermath
Heaps of human carnage
Corpses litter the landscape like weeds
Dandelions in spring
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