Best Serotonin Poems

Dear Serotonin,

It's been many years since I've seen you last
Since you up and left me in the past
From then I've never been the same
And your absence from me is my shame

When you first left, I was a wreck
Life was a thorn in my side and...

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In cozy nooks where sunbeams gleam,
Dwell Meredith and Theodore, a cherished team.
Their whiskers twirl with graceful grace,
Purr sounds echo, a soothing embrace.

Paws dance softly, a rhythmic beat,
Playing games, their joy replete.
With big, bright eyes, so full of wonder,
Their world expands, each spell they're under.

Rounded ears...

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The man wondered, "What is hope?"
Metacognition defined, it's nothing but a dope.
The heart objected to the proposition.
And told it's an ambiguous anticipation.
The prefrontal cortex made the reasoning disentwine.
And equated hope with the level of dopamine.
The enterochromaffin cells rejected the cortical rationality.
And signified serotonin's vitality.
Posterior pituitary...

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Written at 5 am, 
 
Well, 5 am we meet again,

Why must you wake me from my slumber that only began at ten,

I must insist you cease as my serotonin level is beat,

Are you longingly lonesome my dear 5 am, in need of the company...

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*Basilisk's Support Group*


On the train to nowhere. 

Tracks leading to the end, of another bottle.

Down goes the soupeur, knowing where the express leads thee.

Remaining complacent in a steady, off the rails attitude fills the gaping truth.

Steady like a sawed-off snowman with the carrot on a...

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Caught you staring at me and you felt shy 
Honey if only you knew 
I fantasize about you all the time 
Cause it's clearer than the blue sky 
You are the only joy I would never hide 

You look like that daydream 
I wouldn't want...

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