Post Traumatic Dream DisorderA Poem by MarinaLast night he had a feverish dream He was swimming in a sea of red Screams hovering above him like distorted seagulls Bodies floating on the water around him Slimy green and white The sky was orange like it was on fire. He was panting, his eyes bulging from their sockets He was in agony, but he couldn't speak He wasn't allowed to He was never allowed to The bodies were moving closer His sweat was running down like acid rain His fists clenched He couldn't scream Or he would be heard He would be seen He had to endure it all The bodies, the smell, the disfigurement The screams of death He had to A plane flew over him So loud SO LOUD and the rifles BANGING His ears started bleeding His nose His eyes shrieked in horror If that was even possible- His body twitched He was trying to wake up but the bodies had gotten hold of him He would die in that dream He couldn't let go They wouldn't let go A loud yell and his heart was racing His eyes opened fearing what they'd see It was dark but for the sunlight piercing the curtains A beautiful contrast Like his loud laughter and quiet sobbing.
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4 Reviews Added on January 26, 2020 Last Updated on January 26, 2020 AuthorMarinaMy mind's palaceAboutToo many lives to live-too little time. We are not made of stars-we are made of stories. more..Writing
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