My head has been bed bound for a decade and counting.
Nothing grows in a ceaseless fire,
It’s a storm of blips. It’s a form of drowning.
The clouds move unsurely through the stickiest nectar.
I imagine this is what death feels like
Because anxiety is my faithful specter.
My limbs are tranquil while the chest goes full Urie
And the focus is stolen from me,
The emptiness is filled with fury.
What about the jury?
Are they still out and about, ignoring the verdict they are going to serve me?
I look around. “In the time of need did they all desert me?”
Helplessness locks my senses, the room turns black. I bow to the unimaginable.
Not the first time someone called my pain unfashionable,
Even easily eradicable.
Yes, my head has been bed bound for a decade and counting.
And yes, I can take another day of drowning.
I can take another head recounting.
But please take away all the shouting.
You’re not understanding what you are doubting –
And I’m simply looking for mounting,
For someone who doesn’t suffocate by shrouding.