Thursday, September 29, 2011

MANIAC DEPRESSION- A POEM...OR MOVEMENT...OR WHATEVER YOU CALL IT

MANIAC DEPRESSION

Sexed curtains humping

Clock pointers banging

Ceiling fan chirping

My heart drumming;

My shadow a ghastly ghoul

Glass clinks, tips over; a dreaded drool

I go naked, my bells dangling

Between my thighs, its shriek deafening

Its weights vein-splitting

Its sight blinding

Hell and I in stern combat

I fry in my own fat

In just one bitter taste

Love turns to hate

My socket squeezing my eyes

My lips cold ice

My kiss one of death

Gone in one last breath

My world swirls, my bliss abridge

I cut, blood gushes, I fall and relish

My bumpy life; a lumpy porridge.


Michael Thompson
PS_ This piece is by no means a panacea for maniac depression. Just seeks to creatively personify certain into haunting concepts, a feeling which usually overwhelms people suffering from maniac depression.

By Michael Thompson

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