Neurosis Poems - Poems about Neurosis

The dark rooms in one’s mind unlit, One is heading straight for a pit: Will not take long the spot hit While the injury just won’t fit! Then, for dark rooms of the mind sit As things about them have been writ By pens with more goals than wished with, Knowledge conjured and teeth won’t grit, The–seen–with-the eye not a...

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Living in metropole well necessary is to possess in profusion... Suits, ties, documents and neurosis...

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discover haikus count syllables like new coins raw fingers crave pause Composed: August 1/21 For: Brian Strand August Contest...

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Why am I here? Not existentially but literally why am I here in the crawlspace. "Why are any of us here?" Woh! Who are you people?...

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She has a neurosis, a mental disturbance, Whenever things aren’t as they seem, Whenever she’s caught in a tight little spot, When her mind wants to let out a scream, And she dissolves in her mind, alone out of sight, Curling up in a ball in her head, Where she rocks back and forth, with her knees to...

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It is a quite Sunday morning It was a weird outing in the evening We saw fuming ashes We saw failed elephants We heard the tales of fallen petals We saw drifting continents of love and lust It was a quite Sunday morning after a tepid Saturday night I saw many men sulking under the weight of their own dreams I heard many...

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I go by myself walking I hear myself talking; Then as I deliberate On the direction of fate That leaves me so anxious With illusions atrocious Invading my privacy With the blight of absurdity. They come there unbidden Like troubles forbidden; Showing their faces In my secret places; Peevish and fractious Mindless and anxious Blighting the laughter With deeds that come after. Trying to taunt me To follow and haunt me. In my...

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