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POEM: Phantom Mind

By Berniegourley @berniegourley

i washed up on a foreign shore
i saw no house, but just a door
through the door, light was dim
my mind was as phantom limb

 

my thoughts rang false
my mind chugged leaden
white mice danced a waltz
at the edge of Armageddon

 

a piercing tone slapped my mind
my eyes fell out and I was blind
squirming to a surface I couldn’t see
gasping, birthed, and then set free

 

another night in my phantom mind

 

Tags: bizarre, phantom limb, poem, poetry, surreal

By in poem, Poetry on July 24, 2013.

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