Amazing, the similarity between these
Creatures and human beings. The mimicry
Is almost perfect. Physically there is no way
Of detecting the fraud. But after days, weeks,
Months, years in their company, the haze
Fades and one cannot ignore that inhuman
Dedicated rejection of intellectual activity
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Posted by: alicia banks | 14 May 2009 at 21:53