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Delusions and Hallucinations

Can't Say Out Loud

By Sid Aaron HirjiPublished about a year ago • 1 min read
Delusions and Hallucinations
Photo by Aedrian Salazar on Unsplash

I open my eyes but my vision is obscured by hallucinations.

The sun may be shining but I see grey shapes

Luring me into a puddle of darkness and insecurity.

I want to close my eyes, yet to my surprise,

Even when they are closed my hallucinations follow me.

I see the food prepared and my mind tells me it is poison.

I yearn for relief, yet the viewing is bleak oh when will the medication kick.

in.

Hiding from the world so they don't see,

All the things I battle with that they won't understand.

Psychosis is a wild ride, and yes while I do hide,

It fascinates me. If the world understood it I feel they

Would abstain from substance abuse.

I was born with it and would not wish it on my worst enemy.

Mental Health

About the Creator

Sid Aaron Hirji

Canadian born man who finds literature and science equally fascinating. Trauma bleeds through generations, words heal the hidden scars.

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    Written by Sid Aaron Hirji