Our Disease

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It’s a tickle
In the back of the mind
An itch that builds

Some
Dark
Thing
That forms itself into words

It’s an uncontrollable urge
A crusty scab that must be picked
‘Til the blood freely flows

It’s growing

The trickle becomes a flood
The flood takes a shape

It’s a twitch in the fingers
A jolt down the arms
It’s a monster
It wants out

It’s a virus
It’s host, just a vehicle

This is a fix
A stop-gap, no more
There is no cure

We are all madmen
And poetry, our disease

It slinks itself against the back of the eyes
Evoking soft sighs
And rapid heartbeats

Some
Sugary
Lover
Plucking out a melody in the mind

It’s a flush of heat
A sweet ache
That must be eased

It’s growing

The ache becomes a desire
The desire becomes a hunger

It’s ripple in the flesh
A storm raging in the blood
It’s a firestorm
It must consume

It’s possession
It’s host, the finest wine

This is a dalliance
Play time, an hour
It won’t end here

We are all madmen
And poetry, our disease

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LeBrozLeBrozabout 16 years ago
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A bit of fun here, of this disease called poetry; some have it worse than others, but it all flows from diseased minds that creatively play with words.

KOLKOREKOLKOREabout 16 years ago
So nice to be sick! [don't miss this read]

Thank you very much for just diagnosing me with one more ailment (as if I didn't have enough already)... But truly, what a sweet disease... both the symptoms and the course of the illness… Let's just hope it's chronic...

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