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I have learnt to savour the taste of nice feelingsjust as I have learnt to recognise the clay which is death,it's mineral hue and flint hearts, sorrow and regretful pain.But the nice bubbles, I hold on my tongue and slurp them as if tastingchampagne instead ofGulpedOrSpilteven unpleasurable sensations like bitter.Cold can become like ice-cream—and flavours and smells are the drugs.