Deja VuA Poem by William KeetonYou feel a strange prickling on the back of your neck as if your being watched by something an omnipotent being, or perhaps you own soul detached from your body, surveying the scene. Nausea sweeps over you, a full gurgling pain festering in you stomach, reaching a boiling point your anxiety mounting, everything coated with a thick grey paint the people slipping past you seem like shadows, engulfing you, eating up light not quite real. You can’t tell if your dreaming or if reliving an old experience a dug up memory like a movie you’ve seen many times but the plot details are hazy and the characters names are forgotten. Just a general feeling, a squeamish tone can’t put your feeling on it keeps sliding off nothings concrete immobile, can’t think or feel static life on pause, reating the same events on a continuous loop, someone hit the play button but there's too many diverging plotlines and possibilities you remain rooted, waiting for an answer, or a prophetic dream to help get a derailed train back on track, conforming to the schedule of reality written by no one but yourself. © 2018 William Keeton |
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