Short Neurological Poems

Short Neurological Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Neurological by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Neurological by length and keyword.


Yellow Star---Neurological Disorder

A yellow star
not of sky

A yellow star
I buy

Yellow star 
whose meaning is atrocious

Yellow star
whose meaning and poetry I notice

Yellow star
whose books like lard
whose unbelievable bulls???t


Yellow star
© Shoel Blow  Create an image from this poem.
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Prosopagnosia Self Diagnosis

Prosopagnosia Self Diagnosis

Oliver Wolf Sacks
Was a neuroscientist always in search of facts.
Neurological problems and oddities he studied
Later realizing his face recognition was very much muddied.

This is in honor of Dr. Sacks who passed away on August 30th.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Paradise Connections

The pursuit of erotic
exotic climaxing paradise
is not neurotic
about biological perfection

And almost entirely resilient
and resonant impressions
through sensory neurological connections:

Feeling touch
Smelling taste
Sighting sound
******** directions,
cooperative indiscretions.

Flea

My neurological needs spread like a flea, sapping my strength, sucking my blood like a relentless disease.

Creating chaos, disorder this man has no order where which his life goes.

God only knows my hope's a fragile border that turns barren and cold.

Where once was order, now shadows arise.
As harmony fades and the light slowly drains where no life remains.

Missing You

I feel like am in a dark hole,
Being sucked in by her thoughts hovering in my head like a satellite in space.
I have found myself bound in a cobweb by her series of thoughts.
It’s clear when it comes to her, I have neurological weakness.
I don’t blame myself, she’s a nice piece of art and as a painter, and I know art when I see one.
Her thoughts are like tyres with treads leaving trails whenever we see each other.


Chaos

Rushing here, there and everywhere,
A mind that leaps canyons and space
Ricocheting, bouncing on rock walls,
Dislocation with turbulent pace.
Scuffing up dust and then zinging,
Off at wild tangents or angles,
Darting, exploding like fireworks,
Neurological barbed wire tangles.
And sometimes, sometimes crave tearing
At the flesh beneath tingling skin,
To rip this man-suit off the mainframe
And extinguish the chaos within.
© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Addled

Restlessness, impulsiveness,
loquaciousness, compulsiveness,
distracted inattentiveness 
and tangent railway tracks.

Complexities, anxieties 
and dopamine deficiencies.
Instant gratification please,
relief for my synapse.

Procrastination, wired sensation,
biochemical frustration,
forget to take my medication. 
Frontal lobe relapse.

Rapid heartbeat, fidgety feet,
hypervigilant, unable to sleep,
central nervous system freak.
Neurological cracks.
Form: Rhyme

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