Friday, July 1, 2011

Insomina feeds Depression

I wish I could sleep

When the grief seeps deep

I wish I didn't feel so hollow

To have much less than there is to swallow.


The chemical composition

That results in the condition

Might ignore its position

Might agree on omission


If perhaps, just perhaps

I could fathom collapse

And at the other end of death

Just a slice, catching a breath


By then, I hope

But know not the scope

It will fester merely

At the edge, just nearly


Of the conscious mind

Thus rendering me blind

I'm quite gladly oblivious

And quite frankly, lascivious.


Many surmise but few realize

That slices of death legalize

The insomnian drug

But me, I just shrug


Devoid of emotion

Not devoid of devotion

Life in slow motion

A supersticious notion.


The battle, however,

Keeps raging forever

Between two parts of my brain

One is logic, the other insane.


One in a tired mentality, the other in pain

One is materiality, the other the reign

The other has queries, but one is weary

The other has theories, but one is dreary.


In the end, just decide

And prepare to abide

Because body and mind

They're both intertwined.


I wish I felt more than I do

And when I do,

I wish I felt less

Just to be much less of a mess.


So long, and thanks for all the fish

Emperor, out.