Analgesia Poems - Poems about Analgesia

As hedonists dally to never explain The greatest pleasure — the absence of pain (Dreamsleep: December, 2024)...

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Words are cures and killers. Each flick of tongue or wrist, there lies a decision, Twin pillars: Heal and maim. Will you build new dawns or prisons? Self-same You, them: Applied visions, Prey? Words are cures and killers Will you build new dawns or prisons? Pray? ...

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Ease after torment delight for a time Pain as a stranger more fondly in mind Absence entrancing when courting a knave Sweetest the silence —where screams did pervade (Las Vegas: July, 2022)...

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it was that dull ache that kept her going a longing for freedom whatever that meant confined to the straight-jacket of her mind she tore at the shackles until her heart bled clots obstructed safe burden-less passage stenosed angry valves of calcified reason fear-full emotion angst existential pain tarred and feathered she hung on to hurt became a victim of self-imposed torture powerless...

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I come back to these scribbles jotted down in broken verse of when I felt. When my body burned with passion and rage when my loins ached or my heart broke. Revisiting the epoch of life trying to re-assemble the shape of those energies. Yet I am still numb. Apathetic and drifting on analgesia the medicine my hysterias sought. Humanity leached into...

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