Short Dissociate Poems

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Dissociate

The light searches my translucent skin
To Discover I am heartless
And it's my fault I have nothing
I am a virus
And I must stay away
I cannot love you
If I don't even know me


Premium Member Mysterious Creation

M   ysterious inner fount of creative genius
I    deas merge and dissociate, imagination's magic
N   egation and nihilism bubble darkly 'neath the surface
D   etermination beats back rank demons and devils
Form: Acrostic

Our Mysterial World

Our Mysterial World

Our Mysterial World

I dissociate to observe myself
from outside my body
I feel separated
I’m dreaming 
Flashbacks torrent
I’m in one place
yet my psyche is in another
Simultaneous presence
At ease with bilocation.

Interlude

INTERLUDE woke up today and the rainbow was gone a need to dissociate and escape felt strong numerous thoughts spinning out of control movements accelerated leaving a dust hole time to slow down withdraw and retreat from faces all places swiftly pressing delete © October 2013—Kim van Breda
Form: Couplet

Her

I slowly dissociate from reality
As I solely gaze at her
And only her, as I do
I catch a glimpse of her smile.

Oh! how she takes my breath away,
With just a simple act.
For I don't know when it happened,
But here I am so deeply smitten by her.

Her and only her.
So forgive me, if I stumble and fall;
For I know not how 
To gaze away, when she is before me.


The Nihilist - Six: Caged In a Wide Open Space

Stretched before shaven imagining,
embedded in grey matter,
glistening sparkles simmer,
glint in muddy streams.

And dreams come on cascading,
traverse the emerald view,
patchwork of fields
stitched by olive brocade.

As far as the eye may garner,
landscapes forever spread,
distance spills incessant,
analytically dissociate.

Caged in a wide open space,
stand and stare and enfold,
loneliness rules the hour
for I and my captive self.
© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.

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