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Premium Member - Voices In My Head -

Silence
                                                  no pain -
                                              Inside the eye
                                              of a tornado,
                                           my hallucinations

                                              Is this death?
                                          So bury me quickly
                                   free me from this nightmare

                                        Thoughts no one hears
                                        The voices in my head
                                             slowly creeps in
                                            A cheerful parade
                                            a choir of angels
                                                  I guess

                                    And for a moment I believe
                                              this is the end
                                          I have to be strong
                                    and escape from this dream

                                     In the glow of a silver star
                                         The voice is still there
                                      ... and it's yours, my dear








02.12.2018
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Premium Member No Reservation Or Contra Indication

Yesterday we had our vaccination,
Developed no hallucinations
And certainly no indications 
Of symptoms, as per some perceptions

Feel good we had this vaccination
Giving us some protection,
Was over in a second, no hallucinations,
Or contra indications.

Arm was painful, no more or less, a revelation
2nd phase Pfeizer, need no persuasion
Indeed, a definite exuberant exhilaration,
So many hundreds in the queue, a true illumination.

My heart felt such intense satisfaction,
So many people in line for vaccination
Which is for ours and your protection
Have not a single reservation.

Have this much researched safe vaccination,
One must not tarry, pay great attention
3.5 million people that have died since Covid 19’s inception,
Weigh up the odds, one should have no objection!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member What Fascinates Me

What happens when we die? I really want to know!
I’m getting up in age and am ready for the show!

Religious fundamentalists say things won’t be good
for souls unbaptized or for those not living as they should.

I went to church when younger and followed rules as well,
but I hear discrepancies regarding heaven and hell.

Because I’m not one given to spiritual displays
such as Holy Roller moments, I’m somewhat in a daze!

Testimonies others give confound me even more.
Would God send most to hell if they didn’t know what for?

The Chinese have no preachers. People think so differently
depending on their upbringing; it’s all perplexing me!

And so with fascination, I read books or I hear
of people having NDE’s, which takes away my fear. 

Away from Heaven’s lovely light these “dead” souls get yanked back.
Inside their bodies once again, fear’s now a thing they lack!

How marvelous it has to be – to feel within your heart
sensations of that place from which you did not wish to part.

All things regarding after-life and pre-existence too
make me utterly enthralled. I know such things are true.

Too many people have things happen while they’re lying dead
for it to be hallucinations . It’s truth to which they’re led.

Reincarnation also once had been a Christian view.
Astrology ties into this, and that I’ve studied too.

I think the minds of humans are too small to comprehend
the otherworldly things we all will learn of in the end.

Psychics, ghosts, UFO’s, and things like ESP.
What do they mean? How awesome really knowing it would be!


May 24, 2022 for Jeff Kyser's Fascination And Awe Poetry Contest
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Internal Paralysis


I have had nightmares of demons and hallucinations
      in the pitch dark of night
    leaving me paralyzed
      with fright and fear
          unable to speak words but screaming
      unable to move away
from a hellish imp creature
        his skin like a slithering snake
    his voice a hissing in the night
            a head upon a fat distorted body
          oh, horrible disgusting creature
     and another creature hovers
                     the hidden shape of a black horse
                         friend or foe

          internally I am frozen and unable to wake up
              I am stuck in a terrifying scene
everything in my bedroom is surreal and distorted
                        with the power of will I wake
                             weeping in my bed
    I can smell him
feel his hands on my body stroking
I must have a shower to wash off his stink
that is when I see the bruises and hand prints
                     how is this possible
                          now, I keep the lights on
     have become sleep deprived . . .

Hallucinations

An angel all in white with a red handbag
Seven priests all in black clasp their hands in prayer 
A girl sits on a stool with a wind up switch in her back 
I touch my face but it feels like glass 
An elephant stands on top of the world with just one leg 
Two fishes dressed in black coats walk their pet balloons 
A man stands on the nose of a plane before it crashes 
A girl jumps off a cliff into the universe 
Another falls from the sky with a clock and a bunny rabbit 
A woman grasps on to a clock carried by a black bird
A businessman floats by with a briefcase and an umbrella 
A woman in a white dress meditates under water 
A boy sits on the edge of the moon gazing at the stars 
Through the windscreen on an underwater highway a diver is seen following a shark 
A lonely girl sits on the steps while a black cat watches her from the bridge 
An astronaut gazes at the world at night through her window 
A shark swims in the air through the forest trees 
A woman in a black dress plays the violin while being swept away by a tornado
A girl in a pink dress is trapped under a glass 
A man stands on top of a school bus while it plunges into the ocean 
A bald eagle carries a piano on strings 
A little girl jumps into a mirror floating on the sea
A woman floats away with a handful of butterflies just like balloons


Premium Member Divine Madness

Euphoric, I rush to you, Lord, unaware I'm naked.
In your presence, my physique and psyche are elated
On my way, I trampled them—thus my kith and kin complained.
In my mad, single-minded pursuit, had I gone harebrained?

Am I a rebel that I've given up all social norms?
Drunk with your thoughts, have I forgotten all gregarious forms?
My home and all within it, seem to me nonexistent.
In my sleeping and waking I've become inconsistent.

I'm filled with hallucinations of heaven day and night.
With devils and furnaces, in my nightmares, I often fight.
I feel your Spirit flowing like a stream and washing me.
From my sins of commissions and omissions, I rise free

Transcending each mundane infinitesimal dharma
That fetters me in a birth-rebirth cycle of Karma.
Like a mad mullah or like a crazy priest of Allah
In each drama, am I not seeking you, the Param Brahma?
Form: Rhyme

The Warped-Up Road

The hues of affliction caught my glimpse 
Maddening horror scratching my doorstep 
Clashing with severe torture,
Scorching away my destiny...my confidence 

Hallucinations take hold 
Risk shoved in a deserted briefcase 
Pluck the rose pedals that reveal your wasteful woe

Now your woe is crystal clear in your outspoken instructions you very much lack 

Magnify the dazzling sensation, 
Drugging my suicidal life and its troubles 

Sparkling risk managing to parachute a confident endeavor from each angle 
Crawling on poverty road...managing to  warp-up easing moments 

Unsteady in your rambling presence 
You are an incredible luck to my immortal life 
Too unbearable to strike down...hunted on the spot 

Magnify the dazzling sensation, 
Drugging my suicidal life and its troubles 

Trails of avarice, wonder my mind far from thee 
I'd diminish all the doubts...clumps of shapeless clay 
Save the case and listen to what I have to say

Keep me away from worrying mad 
Digest the emptiness I feel deep inside 
Leaving a trail of blasted fears 

A mixture of fondness and softness 
Plants on your brushed, blemished whisper,
The atmosphere fairly uneasy to take hold of 

You borrowed from me and stole from my mummified heart
All I seek now is gloom and doom

Resume with your lightening life
Isolate yourself from hardened fear 
Death stares grow unsteady in your figure 
It was as if they never existed in your warm, swirling heart 

I plead you'll never set foot on this road again
I'll some day figure out the unpredictable code 

Be courteous, though your abilities are weak
Lay in dark affliction,
You warped-up poverty road

Walk in secure recovery
After I determine this code
Hold on for dear life
Lay on my palm, if it would help

Walk in secure recovery

Premium Member If You'Re Hapa and You Know It

Hendecasyllabic Alliterative Pseudo-rhyming Abecedarian


Artfully arranging all attestations
Breathlessly bringing bright beautifications
Carefully constructing clever contraptions
Daringly, dauntingly delving deductions
Eagerly, easily ending extractions
Fancifully forming flirtatious factions
Gustily grasping gigantic gradations
Hazily having harsh hallucinations
Instantly inking imagined infractions
Jarringly journaling jacked judications
Kindly knuckling known keratinizations
Lightheartedly launching lame litigations
Misguidedly making mean machinations
Noticeably needing noninterventions
Obnoxiously outing odd operations
Pensively perusing past permutations
Questioning queerly quixotic quotations
Relentlessly razing rare restorations
Sneeringly slinging snarky salutations
Thoughtfully triggering true transformations
Unduly uttering Ute ululations
Vibrantly voicing verve versifications
Willingly working warm winterizations
Xenophobes x-ing xenotransplantations
Youthfully yearning yak yarnifications,
Zany, zesty zebra zombifications

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Hendecasyllabic (11 syllable lines), alliterative Abecedarian employing pseudo-rhyming

Yarnification ought to be the process of making yarn or tall tales :-)
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.

Breaking Down

Caught in the depths of my shadows within
          Breathing in the plague of all the vermin
               Nauseated stomach and bile on my chin
                    Lips begin to crack from dehydrated skin

                    Follicles die out so my hair starts to thin
               Hard to move forward when my head only spins
          Hallucinations of bright lights and shiny sequins
     These days are already over before they begin
 
     My mind rests in pain with all of the aspirin
          While drowning out my system with tonic & gin
               These days are already over before they begin
                   Caught in the depths of my shadows within



bmdavey@06/18/18
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member THE SQUIRREL WHO SAVED CHRISTMAS

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
One Christmas Eve, when all the reindeer wheezed,  
Santa sighed, staring at his grounded fleet.  
Then—scritch-scratch—a small, clawed architect appeared,  
tail a-quiver, eyes bright with stolen seeds.  

I’ll do it, chittered the squirrel, puff-chested,  
as if sleighs were just oversized acorns.  
Santa shrugged. Desperation breeds odd pilots.  

The squirrel’s tiny paws gripped the reins~  
no reins, really, just shoelaces knotted tight.  
The sleigh lurched forward, more wobble than glide,  
gifts rattling like a junk drawer in turbulence.  

Over rooftops they went, the squirrel’s tail steering  
like a frantic rudder. Cats paused mid-yawn.  
Children glimpsed the blur—Was that... a squirrel?  
—then dismissed it as eggnog hallucinations.  

Presents were dropped (some were flung, frankly),  
landing in chimneys, bushes, one in a birdbath.  
The squirrel, high on adrenaline and stolen frosting,  
declared this the Greatest Nut Run Ever.  

Dawn approached. Santa, exhausted, offered payment~  
the squirrel demanded a lifetime supply of cashews.  
And that’s why, even now, if you listen closely,  
you’ll hear tiny claws on your roof...  
delivering invoices.

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