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Confusion Disassembled


 
   In a mind with no terrain
   A way forward is deemed impossible
   Instead a cloud looms, attempting shape
   Stirring itself indefinitely
   As if constant flux will produce its form
   Its stagnant slosh makes me nauseous
   So, pained, puzzled, and with nothing else to do,
   I throw my brain onto paper
   Forced through a medium
   My thoughts slow and structure
   And with a partial perspective scribed
   My neurons unweave
   The decompression of my being 
   And a new circulatory bounce
   Reflect a confusion disassembled
   Expunged by its permanence
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