HypomaniaA Poem by MeghanI wrote this maybe a little over a year ago. It's a trimmed-up journal entry in poetic form, so forgive me if it airs on the melodramatic side. It's definitely one of my more honest and open pieces.I proliferate across a grid, One inch by one-and-a-half inches, Intubated with nostalgia And solitude; A vivacious soul, Immune to reality, Uninfected by Earth; It feels filthy, allowing myself This avaricious pleasure. The wound is superficial. I have gills, A perforated belly, Naked gums, But I want to feel In emotive expression. The blinds alone Bear witness to my honesty Without fear Of appearing banal. My hands are graphite And wax pencil, The walls, unimpressionable. It’s not joy, But I’m not complacent. It’s power Without control, Which might be prescribed and written away For years of psychology. I was once rewarded After cyclical bouts of depression. I used to feel Like a god. But I live in a world Where this unsightly dance is trite. © 2012 MeghanAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorMeghanAboutI've been a student of film and fashion design, dabbled in creative writing, fine art, philosophy, and psychology, but am currently between universities. I will always be a patron of anything artistic.. more..Writing
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