Raging Inside My Life
Raging inside my life
Like a triple tsunami of letters
that I desperately try to pick out
And create sentences with
As each person adds their own opinion
Though shredded by my own whirling confusion
And mixed into what my delusion conscious wants to hear
While I lay dreaming in a calm awakening
Raging inside my stomach
Like an overheated boiler
Built up steam from weeks, not even months
That are released only in mouthfuls
This endless writing
never seeing the sparkle of their eyes
As each ink soaked page is tucked way to never be heard from again
Ignored even in word’s own spaces
Where release is promised
But the bigger mind races
On to new topics
And ignoring the child that would become their own
Leaving that stage of carelessness
And overwhelmed by the sudden surge of dominance
Desperately searching for a balance…
Raging inside my heart
Like and overfilled balloon
Red not with life’s blood
But instead the color of death
In all of it’s forms and times
Red not with loss of life
But the cause of that last breath
Red with the life of others
And the knowledge of what made them happy
Red with self- hate
Raging inside my feet
Like an overcharged Pikachu
Energy boils in wait
In anticipation of each movement
Up, down, left, and right
Eager to bring me to each new discovery
And proud to carry me from danger
Raging inside my shoulders
Like lifting two thousand pounds too much
They are weighted by every other’s cry of pain
And by the curse of observation
Though impossible to turn inwards
My mind races like two children on a trampoline
Overwhelmed by what each neuron brings
Each emotion, discovery, and each impossible solution
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