migraineA Poem by Lorraine Hamptonself explanitoryMigraine
Claws dig into my brain Scorching as the tear me The wounds are festering And the maggots crawl Lacing in and out of me Each time stinging more Like jolts of electricity That surge trough my core
The slightest sound hurts The faintest light burns My thoughts are fogged The pain veils everything Darkness and silence Like two godly blessings Stay away from the world And its light filled pleasure Until the claws release at last © 2013 Lorraine HamptonReviews
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StatsAuthorLorraine HamptonLouisville, KYAboutI have a love for the tragic, a knack for language, and a love of writing. I hope to someday write in a professional manner. I am also an artist, and like to capture humanity's contradictions. My writ.. more..Writing
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