Habitual Delirium Poem by Kameron Williams

Habitual Delirium

Rating: 3.5


Up all night, thoughts astray.
Praying to the abyss for yet another day.
Flying high, abrupt downturn.
No one pleads to exist, yet we are all forced to earn.
My left is up right is down.
I found myself.
I lost it.
Typical.
My surroundings disgust and bore me.
Suttle undertones of rage emerge.
Typical.
Boarderline hallucinations on the rise.
I've lost track of time again.
That bright glow just outside my window grows more vibrant by the second.
Quite beautiful.
Nevertheless, business as usual.
Dangerously sane?
I Can't tell the difference.
Who handles these matters?
Myself not qualified, deserving, nor willing.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
My first ever poem
Thoughts of an insomniac stuck in the day to day
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ovison Enita 09 July 2013

Enticing one, keep moving your fingers!

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Alexis Wolfe 09 July 2013

I really enjoyed it, speaks some truth. Keep writing :)

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Gajanan Mishra 09 July 2013

quite beautiful really, thanks. I invite you to read my poems and comment.

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