Entomophobia and Tactile HallucinationsA Poem by Désiré Desrosiersinsects everywhereA spider. One the size of my nail, making its way across my arm. I slap it dead the tingling of my own slap along with the remnants or the spider. My mind tells me, there are many more to come, after the death of that spider. As if the spider’s comrades have come for vengeance, the light prickling of a couple more spiders scurry across my neck arms legs There’s nothing there where is this feeling coming from? There’s nothing there yet more spiders come or should I say, insects. There’s so many things crawling, spiders ants cockroaches beetles the kind of insects I hate especially spiders. but there’s nothing there, just skin yet I feel as if a swarm decided to make my body it’s home but There’s nothing there. I hate this feeling I hate it I hate it I hate it this feeling so many insects I’m scared I’m sweating I’m gasping I’m absolutely terrified my entomophobia and tactile hallucinations © 2016 Désiré DesrosiersAuthor's Note
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Added on July 16, 2016 Last Updated on July 16, 2016 Tags: spiders, insects, phobia, hallucination AuthorDésiré DesrosiersBerkeley, CAAboutDésiré Desrosiers is my pseudonym. Just an amateur writing broken sentences. I write my thoughts mostly in free-verse poetry. Perhaps I shall publish some short stories... more..Writing
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