Disassociated for Days

Disassociated for Days

A Poem by Ben Taylor

I am diffused,
spread out particles
hanging above my own head,
glittering mites sparkling
in the fresh morning sun.
A cloud of smoker's cough,
a mist of s****y sleep
that refuses to re-enter
my f*****g body. 

I am sitting in this
conference room,
spread across the room,
from ceiling to wall,
when I was commanded to
settle in -
and I was present.

I lay down my weapons,
and ignore the anxieties
of past and future.
I become solid.
I claim my body back. 

© 2024 Ben Taylor


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Added on March 28, 2024
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Ben Taylor
Ben Taylor

Columbia, MO



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