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A Worse Fate Then Death

(when living nightmare pierced real time
thus engendering the following rhyme)

adrenaline powered stealth bomb blast 
with the noggin of this, ah... ur... bane chap, 
     which debilitating anxiety doth outlast
means to cope (thunder and dumb struck) 
     with stranger mental things 

     at expressed vertigo, nausea, racing heartbeat
     ogres recreated tormented, torpedoed, tortured 
     most decades from my yesteryear, 
     which aye presumed long passed.   

now, within my head "guerilla" 
     warring faction 
     lobs a grenade followed by "bombs away"
broadside finding this body electric doing 

     a kamikaze nosedive into sick bay
where major organs suffer direct hit 
     analogous to a giant fist 
     smashing pumpkins, 

     sans thine flesh as if clay,
which psychic sortie plagues my ability 
     to function reduced 
     tub bing bedridden one day

approximately one week ago 
     from this thirtieth of April 
     tooth house sand ate teen gray
ting, grinding, and grounding with figurative
 
     threshing blades employed 
     to winnow chaff from hay
literally crushing willpower, 
     where invisible jaws 

     of sharpened steel interlay
atop pulling stalwart garrison strafed, 
     (akin to a crash test dummy) named Jay
Walking to become blindsided
 
     obliterating every last trace to stay alive
     hence, this emergency transmission, 
     viz this bloke communicating 
     desperate plaintive wail,
 
     that I haint okay
with plea PLEASE HELP 
     this tortured soul on verge pray
begging tubby rescued before drowning 

     like a panicky gull clay pigeon, 
     and buoy albatross 
     strangling me far distant from any quay
quickly sinking spirits, 
     abducted via fiendish runaway!

Copyright © | Year Posted 2018




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