P:A:R:A:S:O:M:N:I:A

P:A:R:A:S:O:M:N:I:A

A Poem by Fatima

Placing her head down to another frightful night
Arousing a taste of blood 
Running through her own subconscious 
Adrenaline rising to the abnormality
Sanguinary thoughts have far driven her emotions
Obnoxious bloody hands, reach out to the duvet, the
Malfunctioning nervous system of hers doesn't help 
No-one even likes her anymore 
It doesn't matter that she has pure intentions
At night she's a monster, waking with new scars.

© 2018 Fatima


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Altho I'm very familiar with (& plagued by) "insomnia", I had to google "parasomnia" -- I love it when a poem teaches me a new word! *smile* I love the way you pumped up the drama & intrigue on this one. So many times a physical malady is treated in a more "complaining" way (ho! hum!) But here, you've taken us along on this nightly version of going crazy, in a monster-like way! Excellent word choices & imagery! (((HUGS))) fondly, Margie

Posted 6 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.

Fatima

6 Years Ago

Same here, thanks for your reviews Margie. I really appreciate it 😊
Mehta

6 Years Ago

it is filled with pain and drenched in pain. i loved it
Fatima

6 Years Ago

Thanks Mehta,



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Probably I'm not an expert of modern western poetry, but this futuristic style poetry Has originality and taste! The schema of the poem is typical of ergonomic poetry: it forces the reader to consider both the content and the way the poetry is arranged in the page. This kind of visual trick creates a sense of wonder and mystery, like the words may hold a secret, untold power. Intriguing. You seem to describe a nightmarish descendant into loneliness and corruption, but surely there is more in the story than you're actually telling us. Great work, but indeed we wish you could tell us more... I close this review by saying that monsters are a true blessing to this world. and you know why? Because they are unique and special. The Latin origin of the word "monster" indeed suggests this idea: in fact "mostrum" means "thing of great wonder" or "thing to be shown". See you ;)

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Fatima

6 Years Ago

Wow thank you so much for this amazing review Nerio and that Is indeed absolutely true , they also d.. read more
I love acrostic poetry, especially when it's done this well.

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Fatima

6 Years Ago

Thank you ever so much Louis
Love this I must say I never heard of this word love your poem great

Posted 6 Years Ago


Fatima

6 Years Ago

Thank you so much.
Great acrostic, you have perfectly described the meaning of the word in acrostic form. I really liked it.

Posted 6 Years Ago


Fatima

6 Years Ago

Thank you very much, Najam.
Najam Us Saher

6 Years Ago

You're welcome.
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Not really a fan of acrostic poetry; too simplistic in style for my taste. However your strong use of vocabulary and the depth of your theme takes this one above the normal level of acrostic poems.

As one who could sleep through an earthquake, Parasomnia is an issue I am unrelated to, but it is a strange and serious condition that has drastic effects on those who suffer from it. So, well done for shining a light on this condition.

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Fatima

6 Years Ago

Same , just gave it a shot though . Yes I agree, not much people know about it either. Thanks :-)
Very nice use of the words. You create a monster for the reader. Thank you Fatima for sharing the entertaining poetry.
Coyote

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Fatima

6 Years Ago

:) thanks coyote
Coyote Poetry

6 Years Ago

You are welcome Fatima.
Wow, how did you blend it in such a way!
I liked it

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Fatima

6 Years Ago

Haha I don't know , thanks ♡
Altho I'm very familiar with (& plagued by) "insomnia", I had to google "parasomnia" -- I love it when a poem teaches me a new word! *smile* I love the way you pumped up the drama & intrigue on this one. So many times a physical malady is treated in a more "complaining" way (ho! hum!) But here, you've taken us along on this nightly version of going crazy, in a monster-like way! Excellent word choices & imagery! (((HUGS))) fondly, Margie

Posted 6 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.

Fatima

6 Years Ago

Same here, thanks for your reviews Margie. I really appreciate it 😊
Mehta

6 Years Ago

it is filled with pain and drenched in pain. i loved it
Fatima

6 Years Ago

Thanks Mehta,

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