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Systematic Me
By Brod Bagert and Natalia King
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Systematic Me
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Glands and hormones, hormones and glands,
constantly sending their bio-commands,
adjusting my state on an hourly basis,
keeping my body in homeostasis.
from "My Noble Glands"
The natural inquisitiven
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