Because of unresolved childhood trauma,
I come to this awful realization
That I have crippling insomnia.
The mind stirs up so much drama,
Feels like a type of dictation
As I hear harsh whispers like verbal diarrhea.
I tend to dwell on thoughts like it's a mania,
Need some kind of solution,
Maybe even the Messiah.
I close my eyes and words repeat like echolalia,
Seems my overactive mind makes more of a dramatization,
Try to imagine the words are from a person with aphasia.
Fear dances in my mind like a ballerina,
Mind does not quell the generalization,
That this is temporary like a type of amnesia.
While the words feel like coprolalia
They trigger me like it is mania,
I have to come to the gratification,
It only feels like unavoidable drama.
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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