Her, CommittalA Poem by Onoma
That morning the sunlight kept flickering...as if blinking,
Apollonian funnel, you kept taking from it...as per your blinding leverage. A resounding boom drew you into being--already a few beers into it, the morning paper still wearing the scent of the paperboy's paw. You wrangled motion, rendering it arrested...to purvey light years in the offing. Your family was notified...our families showed--probed you for lucidity...found its monstrous vacancy. Your brother coaxed you into his car...thereafter your mother beheld you, advised you go to the hospital. Your flock of birds didn't relish the tedium of the clinical realm...you sprung off. Mother and brother pursuing you with car, that car must have seemed an idiotic prop...their voices gyrating slower than its wheels. Finally, as you headed toward dangerous traffic, an ambulance was called...you were helped into it unceremoniously. With the lioness pride of a late, great Queen you gave your feet to your kingdom. Besmeared in garish makeup...every finger a mood ring, an anaconda of beaded necklaces round your neck, bracelets halfway up your forearms...a prefigured rainbow with a pulse. You were seated upon your throne in ER , then twenty four hours later...committed. Konstantinos Mark
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